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"could not start GLFW3" on Ubuntu 22

Open mnns opened this issue 2 years ago • 6 comments

Describe the issue Hi, trying to run MIDIVisualizer but getting "could not start GLFW3". Tried to install OpenGL but nothing changed.

Hardware info:

  • OS: Ubuntu 22.04
  • MIDIVisualizer Latest
  • GPU model (Hyper-V)
  • RAM available (9GB)

mnns avatar Jan 04 '23 12:01 mnns

Same problem here If you figure out how to solve this, plz tell me

Zofrox avatar Mar 28 '23 03:03 Zofrox

Hello, and thank you for reporting this issue ! I'm seeing Hyper-V as the GPU, which is usually an indicator that you are trying to run MIDIVisualizer via WSL (Linux on Windows subsystem). I don't know if graphics applications are well supported or not.

Zofrox, I don't know if you are in the same case. This message can also pop if your GPU drivers are not up-to-date, if you are using a virtual machine/Docker, or if your GPU doesn't support OpenGL 3.2 (which can be the case for older Intel integrated GPUs for instance).

kosua20 avatar Mar 28 '23 18:03 kosua20

Some days ago I used the app, and it worked perfectly, sometimes I had to uninstall, cuz I wouldn't open, but now it says something like glfw3 couldn't be open something like that

Zofrox avatar Mar 28 '23 22:03 Zofrox

Hello, I've added additional error messages in the latest 7.1 release. Could you try running this new version and reporting in this issue the error you're getting? Thank you!

kosua20 avatar Sep 04 '23 11:09 kosua20

Hello again, the latest 7.2 release has added extra safety when re-opening MIDIVisualizer on Ubuntu and Windows. If you have a bit of time, I would be interested in knowing if this helps for the problem detailed above. Thanks!

kosua20 avatar Sep 29 '23 18:09 kosua20

FWIW I am just downloading this for the first time today and got 7.2 - I'm on Kubuntu 23.04 on XWindows - and same issue.

Routhinator avatar Feb 28 '24 19:02 Routhinator