Hi again, On 20/02/2020 22:16, John Paul Adrian Glaubitz wrote: > Hi Lee! > > On 2/20/20 9:58 PM, Lee Garrett wrote: >> I'm trying to run ausweisapp2 on gnome. I tried running it via terminal, >> and also get terminal output. But it's impossible for me to get it to show >> an UI. Running >> it again on another terminal will create the following output on the first >> one: >> >> (...) >> >> So it seems like it *should* be raised somewhere, but still no UI visible. >> >> At the start of ausweisapp2 following output was shown: >> >> Warning: Ignoring XDG_SESSION_TYPE=wayland on Gnome. Use >> QT_QPA_PLATFORM=wayland to run on Wayland anyway. >> >> For the fun of it, I installed qtwayland5 and tried running it with: >> >> QT_QPA_PLATFORM=wayland AusweisApp2 >> >> However, the problem still persists (no GUI). > > Did you try running it on KDE on your machine?
I tried running it on xfce, where it showed a systray icon, but only offered "Exit Ausweisapp2" when right-clicking on it. Left click/ double click did nothing. After installing "kde-standard" (which pulled in a bunch of Qt dependencies) it immediately showed a GUI window on start! So on the one side ausweisapp2 is not complaining loudly about missing libraries, and on the other hand some hard package deps are missing. I'll see if I can bisect those for you. > >> I tried authenticating in on a German government site via ausweisapp2, but >> the >> connection stalls, and eventually times out. I'm assuming that the GUI is >> waiting for some kind of confirmation, or the PIN. > > Normally the app should be put in the foreground so you can enter your PIN > and that worked for me on KDE when I tried it. I did not test it on GNOME > though. > >> It would be great if we could get it to also work on gnome, I'm assuming it >> works on other DEs. > > I would suggest asking upstream. I can put one of the developers in the loop. > >> Thanks for packaging ausweisapp2! > Sure. > > Adrian > Greeting, Lee
