Granted, those applications are not in the Ubuntu repository, however, many people (including myself) rely on those to function correctly. deb-based applications are affected by libgtk-3-0. These provide their own versions of these dependencies, which tells me these. Upon investigating the runtime dependencies for Element, Atom, and VSCode, the one thing they had in common was libgtk-3-0, and the date of for publishing coincides with the time in which these errors started to appear.Īnother workaround, other than the "-no-sandbox" usage, is to use the snap version of the apps if available, or flatpak. However, Element does not pass that via command line, so I was unable to use the workaround for that. When either application was provided "-no-sandbox" at the command line, they would run normally. Passthrough is not supported, GL is disabled Passthrough is not supported, GL is swiftshader GPU process exited unexpectedly: exit_code=159 inotify_init() failed: Too many open files (24) inotify_init failed: Too many open files (24)
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Experimenting with Visual Studio Code provided this: I was hoping this would get noticed by someone and that the issue would be figured out, but I guess that person had to be me.Įrroneously-filed bug 1943568 exhibits the same issues. The only thing these applications have in common is electron. I also noticed Element (matrix client) also would crash. deb version of Visual Studio Code crashing upon launch.
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