Actually is possible open app LosslessCut only with this command:
env -u WAYLAND_DISPLAY -u XDG_SESSION_TYPE losslesscut
Is snapd also responsible for this bug too?
Is it reasonable to create a bug report for snapd?
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snapd does not build the snaps, the tool to do that is called snapcraft. If you believe snapcraft should do a better job you can file a bug here: https://github.com/canonical/snapcraft/issues. Snapd cannot also guess what to do to make a snap work, same way deb or rpm cannot fix a broken package. It’s ultimately a job of whoever published the snap to ensure it works.
The ‘fix’ you listed here though indicates it’s a usual set of issues with electron. However, TBH whoever packaged losssless-cut as a snap could be applying themselves. Electon is known to require various quirks. The contact point for losslesscut is: https://mifi.no/losslesscut/
If you contact the developers, please highlight that their snap is using core20 base. Since it’s a desktop application, it is generally recommended to update to a newer build base so that they can benefit from the latest gnome and mesa runtimes.
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Thank you very much for your good advice.
I will forward the information to the developer.
My opinion is that one of the reasons for the bug is that I am using Wayland in Kubuntu. I am running the latest version of Kubuntu.
Not all applications are compatible with Wayland. In the previous version of Kubuntu, it was possible to choose on the login screen whether you wanted the Wayland or X.Org (X11) window manager.
In the latest version of Kubuntu, the Canonical developers decided to remove X.Org (X11).
I spent three hours trying to install X.Org (X11) but was unsuccessful. The guides I found online did not work for me.
Note there’s a thing called XWayland which is supported by most window managers and should work seamlessly even if your desktop is not a X11 session.
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Thank you very much for your message.
This is new information for me, which has been enlightening and helped me understand how Kubuntu works.
I wasn’t aware that XWayland existed. I checked, and I had XWayland successfully installed on my computer.