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'org.gnome.settings-daemon.plugins.xsettings' does not contain a key named 'antialiasing' #473
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Having the same issue as well. Ubuntu 22.04 with wayland. Version v208 and previous have been working for me, but I went to upgrade to v213 and I'm getting this issue. |
For some reason this happens with Wayland. It doesn't happen if you don't use Wayland. That could be a deal breaker for you. I will register this as a bug because multiple people have had this happen. I don't know why it suddenly hates Wayland but I'll need to find out. |
Ahoy! Just tried to run this, also on Wayland and I still get the error. Since basically every major distro is now just running Wayland I think it's hard to avoid. Does building from source provide a work around? Is there any mitigation available for the AppImage? |
I am using a version compiled from latest master. That works fine. |
I have just found a simillar issue here: So if you don't want to compile, this should work:
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Oh that works! :D Thanks @danielkucera |
Hi,
I cannot run the latest AppImage build on my Ubuntu with Wayland, the error is:
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