All plug in's do not load UI on Fedora.

[Fadedlimes]

Have tried all your plug ins, they all have the same issue for me on Fedora 44, no UI just a white screen. (I am using the latest build of all the plug ins.) Sucks because the Web demo's you have are really solid and I really want to try them.

Tested in Bitwig 6 and Carla.

[Jun-Murakami]

I am sorry to hear that. I haven't tested them on Fedora yet, so I will look into this issue. Thank you so much for bringing this to my attention.

[Jun-Murakami]

I apologize for the time it took to investigate this. I installed the Flatpak version of Bitwig on Fedora and tested it, and I found that the Flatpak version of Bitwig cannot display WebView UIs due to the sandbox environment.

On Fedora, it works if you extract the Bitwig .deb package and install it natively, or if you use software like Reaper. Since all of my plugins require WebView for display, there is currently no way to run them on the Flatpak version of Bitwig.

There is a high possibility that this issue will be resolved in a future Bitwig update, and I will keep this issue open in case a workaround is found.

[Fadedlimes]

I apologize for the time it took to investigate this. I installed the Flatpak version of Bitwig on Fedora and tested it, and I found that the Flatpak version of Bitwig cannot display WebView UIs due to the sandbox environment.

On Fedora, it works if you extract the Bitwig .deb package and install it natively, or if you use software like Reaper. Since all of my plugins require WebView for display, there is currently no way to run them on the Flatpak version of Bitwig.

I am not running the flatpak version sadly :/ neither is Carla (Plug in host) and I am just now trying on a non flatpak version of Reaper and the same issues persist.

Thank you for investigating regardless!

[Jun-Murakami]

Hi, I apologize for the slow response and for taking so long to look into this again.

After investigating, I found that an important commit related to WebView, which is necessary for it to work on Fedora, was missing from the previous release...!

I updated all the plugins and released them today. Could you please check if it works on your Fedora now?

[Fadedlimes]

Hi, I apologize for the slow response and for taking so long to look into this again.

After investigating, I found that an important commit related to WebView, which is necessary for it to work on Fedora, was missing from the previous release...!

I updated all the plugins and released them today. Could you please check if it works on your Fedora now?

Unfortunately the UI still does not load for me, but thank you for taking the time to try and fix this issue regardless 🙇‍♀️.
The only thing I can think of that could be the issue is due to the fact that I am also using a NVIDIA gpu and not an AMD one.

(I also tried the stand alone app which produces the same issue shown below)

[yannikthegenius]

Hello,
I can confirm that the issue still exists in v1.1.6 on Fedora GNOME.
I use the Clap Format.

Thanks

[Jun-Murakami]

I am sorry to hear that the issue persists.

Actually, my development environment also uses an NVIDIA GPU, and it is currently running on Fedora 44.

I will look into this a bit more deeply to see what might be causing it.

[Jun-Murakami]

After looking into it, it seems like the issue might have been related to resolving the library dependency package names for running on Fedora.
I have modified only MixCompare for now, so could you please try this out?

https://github.com/Jun-Murakami/MixCompare/releases/download/v3.0.8-beta/MixCompare_3.0.8_Linux_VST3_LV2_CLAP_Standalone.zip

[yannikthegenius]

Hello, I tested it. No, there's still the same issue. Tested vst3 and CLAP. It didn't fix it. It looks like this:

Thank you

[Jun-Murakami]

Thank you for the report.
I would like to investigate the issue in more detail, so I have created a beta version that captures detailed logs.
(This does not include any privacy-related information.)
Could you please install the beta version below, open the plugin once, and send me the two files located in ~/.config/MixCompare/Logs/?
If any instructions appear on the screen, it would be helpful if you could send those as well.

https://github.com/Jun-Murakami/MixCompare/releases/download/v3.0.9-beta/MixCompare_3.0.9-beta_Linux_VST3_LV2_CLAP_Standalone.zip

[yannikthegenius]

Yes, no problem.

MixCompare-diagnostic.log

[Jun-Murakami]

Thank you for the detailed logs. Since we have confirmed that the library is working properly, the cause has been narrowed down to the WebView child process crashing immediately after startup. Could you please send me the MixCompare-webview-child.log file located in the same folder? (If it is empty, please let me know—that in itself is an important clue.)

[yannikthegenius]

/home/$USER/.config/MixCompare/Logs has only the one file in it, which I send you. I opened my DAW, inerted the plugin, but no other file was created. Only the one file in that folder.