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Screensharing does not work on Wayland - Ubuntu 21.10 (Possible regression) #150
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This was working on a previous version. Kinda busy these day, but will try and test if the latest version works for me or not (sorry, I rarely use screen casting in slack).
…On Thu, 4 Nov 2021, at 14:55, Daniel Baark wrote:
Using the Flathub Flatpak build of Slack (4.20.0) and Ubuntu 21.10 (Gnome 40.4, Wayland) screensharing on Slack no longer works. I believe (but haven't confirmed) this was working on Ubuntu 21.04 so this may be a regression?
Pipewire version is 0.3.32.
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I'm having the same overall issue (screen sharing not working) in a fresh install of Fedora 35 (Gnome 41, pipewire v0.3.43) using the flatpak build of Slack v4.23.0. Still orienting myself with Wayland (former XFCE user), but when in a huddle and go to share my screen, the flatpak build does pull up the screen sharing "permissions" dialog but the buttons don't do anything and the screen is never actually shared. I'm happy to help troubleshoot and provide info as best I can, but will likely fall back to XFCE (and Xorg) soon as I need this ability for my livelyhood. |
Seeing how this issue seems to be ignored, I wanted to add more info, in order to clarify the requirements and command-line flags required for this to work, because the full picture is still unclear to me. Hopefully this will help others. Basically, I'm unable to get screensharing to work on Waynlad on Ubuntu 22.04 either. The app crashes. I used Flatseal to reset permissions to the defaults, to make sure I start from a sane base, then I tried to add ALL flags that I know of (old and new style) to use Wayland and screen-sharing, and I also added to the command-line I run in my terminal:
And get the following output while Slack is starting up (I'm adding it here because I don't know what may be relevant to the problem at hand yet)
Then I run the audio, video, and screen sharing test in Slack, and get the additional following output in the terminal
Is it a problem with Ubuntu? Or the Flatpak? Or the Slack project? What am I missing? |
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Closing, upstream issue. |
@bhack Does that mean the issue is fixed when using version e903031, 4a99861, be9f314 or 3a012f6 of this Flatpak? Did you test / can you confirm? |
@devurandom No a final upstream solution isn't in any release. Check #101 (comment) |
Using the Flathub Flatpak build of Slack (4.20.0) and Ubuntu 21.10 (Gnome 40.4, Wayland) screensharing on Slack no longer works. I believe (but haven't confirmed) this was working on Ubuntu 21.04 so this may be a regression?
Pipewire version is 0.3.32.
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