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Former Member
5 years agoDesktop app opens to blank window (Fedora 35 beta)
Hello all, seems my local 1Password app now opens to a blank window.
I believe this started happening after upgrading from Fedora 34 to Fedora 35 beta. As this a beta OS it's not super surprising things are breaking and thus not really expecting a direct fix now. That said, I thought I should make a post as a sort of heads up about this potential issue since Fedora 35 full release is less than a month away. (https://fedorapeople.org/groups/schedule/f-35/f-35-key-tasks.html)
Notes
- browser extension works fine by itself
- have tried stable and beta versions
Please let me know if there's anything I can do to help debug this issue.
1Password Version: 8.2.0-1, 8.2.2~57.BETA-1
Extension Version: 2.1.0
OS Version: Fedora 35 beta (GNOME)
31 Replies
- 1P_Blake
Community Manager
@ld6772
Just to double-check, does this also happen on the latest beta, 1Password for Linux 8.2.2-72?
- Former Member
I'm on openSUSE tumbleweed with nvidia X11, similar situation, but
--disable-gpucrashes with aGPU process isn't usable. Goodbye. - 1P_Blake
Community Manager
We'll certainly keep everyone posted! :+1:
Did using the
--disable-gpuflag work for you at all @larouxn? - Former Member
I believe that the fix has been backported to older electron versions: https://github.com/electron/electron/pull/31091
- Former Member
- 1P_Blake
Community Manager
Thanks for chiming in here Fooligan @larouxn!
Generally, disabling the GPU processes can get things rolling, but we'll likely need to upgrade to Electron 15 to get things fixed-up for Fedora 35 completely.
The team is currently working on this internally, and we should have this resolve in an upcoming build. 💙
- FooliganDedicated Contributor
I had a similar issue at one point where the app windows was blank. This was due to GPU hardware acceleration. You can test this by launching 1Password without GPU acceleration:
/opt/1Password/1password --disable-gpuIt might be worth a try.
- Former Member
Hey 1P_Claudio, thanks for your reply. I have sent over an email with a reference to this post as directed. 🙇
- 1P_Claudio
1Password Team
Hey @larouxn, this doesn't look right at all, and we'd love to look into this so we can get 1Password running normally again.
Could you write in to Support+Linux@1Password.com, and reference this post? We'll then pick this up with you and get the ball rolling. :)
- Former Member
Managed to grab a Fedora 35 beta ISO https://1password.community/home/leaving?allowTrusted=1&target=https%3A%2F%2Ffedoraproject.org%2Fwiki%2FTest_Results%3AFedora_35_Beta_1.2_Summary%23Downloads to use as a fresh install, as opposed to upgrading from Fedora 34. Reproduced the same issue importing the public GPG key. I suppose there's a Fedora 35 specific issue with the 1Password public GPG key.