Can't open a file about bino HOT 13 CLOSED

No idea. I cannot reproduce the problem.

Does the bino package in Ubuntu 20.10 work? If yes, then there's something wrong with your specific setup. If no, then maybe report a bug to them.

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Same problem with the official XUbuntu package.
:-/

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Hi, same problem in Void Linux, compiled from source. I don't get the (BadWindow) warning message but on trying to open a file from the program a transparent openbox frame can be seen, I can move it around and it displays my desktop, and also the cpu rises.

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That's bad news. I still cannot reproduce the error, so I'd like to collect some more information.

What desktop environment / window manager do you use? (I assume Xubuntu uses XFCE.)
Maybe this only occurs with certain window managers.

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My desktop environment is LXDE and the window manager is Openbox

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I still was not able to reproduce this.

Please try bino --log-file=log.txt --log-level=debug, maybe that produces some useful information.

If no messages labeled [dbg] show up in your log file, then your binary does not support debugging output. In that case, it would be helpful if you build from source and configure with --enable-debug.

In any case, messages labeled [inf] should always show up, and maybe that already helps.

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Similar issue on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS with default gnome desktop (and with Unity as well) On Gnome shell when click open files bino just freezes and turns grey, on Unity it open a transparent window. Same with bino-1.6.6 in repository and bino-1.6.7 compiled from source.

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bino --log-file=log.txt --log-level=debug

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bino: [wrn] Cannot initialize LIRC.
bino: [wrn] LibASS: Shaper: FriBidi 0.19.7 (SIMPLE) HarfBuzz-ng 2.6.4 (COMPLEX)
bino: [wrn] LibASS: Using font provider fontconfig

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Am answer on Stackoverflow and a note by Intel suggest to use unset SESSION_MANAGER before running Bino.
Does that solve the problem? If so, the Stackoverflow answer suggests that the reason may be stale session files.

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Am answer on Stackoverflow and a note by Intel suggest to use unset SESSION_MANAGER before running Bino.
Does that solve the problem? If so, the Stackoverflow answer suggests that the reason may be stale session files.

Nope, makes no difference and I don't experience this problem with other qt apps (I have many of them)

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The three lines above were the complete content of the log file? No further messages, not even if you try to open a file from the command line ($ bino myvideo.mp4)?

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The three lines above were the complete content of the log file? No further messages, not even if you try to open a file from the command line ($ bino myvideo.mp4)?

There is no error message if open video directly with bino as above and it works (right click video and choose bino from context menu also works) The problem is when you start bino, then try to use open file dialogue to open a video

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OK, let's go through the source code. Can you deactivate the Tip window in mainwindow.cpp lines 707-732, e.g. by changing if (_settings... to if (false && _settings...? Does that solve the problem?

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Bino is currently being rewritten completely and will be based on Qt 6. This should fix these problems because Bino does not implement its own low level thread fiddling anymore. An initial version of the new Bino is already in the main git repository, you can try it.

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