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[Flatpak request] Use SMPlayer instead of Haruna #129
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Note: I am not an Aurora maintainer, just a simple user. Tbh I find In my opinion the best would be, where possible, to stick with KDE-affiliated applications to give users the most streamlined out-of-box desktop experience and active KDE support. (If wanted, users can install anything else they might want from Flathub.) Also |
the thing is haruna does not open up at all on wayland. even though using xwayland is a workaround, that means it will inherit xwayland problems. that is not intuitive enough. Until this issue is identified and fixed in upstream, this is the way to go IMO. |
I just tested Haruna on my aurora-dx install and it opens up normally and plays videos. Even if I take off the x11 fallback in flatseal it works fine. |
Can you run it in the terminal using |
@RealVishy it does not output anything. when run with verbose it outputs a coredump. Another user with intel arc graphics integrated reported the same issue. My bet is on a mesa issue shipped with freedesktop platform as both haruna and celluloid suffer from this but regular mpv works fine |
Do you have the tracking issue for upstream? |
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Just checking, do you have hardware decoding/acceleration enabled in haruna? That might be causing the issue but AFAIK it was disabled by default for me. Otherwise you'd likely just have to wait for the runtime to be bumped. I don't have any arc/meteor lake hardware and I'm unable to reproduce it on my Xe or RDNA graphics. I'd just use it in xwayland mode or use another video player until it gets fixed. 🙁 |
nope i uninstalled haruna with warehouse ensuring that all user data is cleared and installed it again. still doesnt open for me. i checked and hw decoding was disabled.
hopefully this is whats causing the issue |
FYI, haruna got updated a few days ago, I'd check if it fixed your issue. You can try the nightly builds in the KDE flatpak repo too. https://userbase.kde.org/Tutorials/Flatpak#Nightly_KDE_apps Otherwise, I'll close this as not planned since it's an upstream issue. |
Background
Id like to see this player instead because Haruna on some systems refuses to open and crashes silently when in Wayland. However a quick fix to this is to force Xwayland through Flatseal/Flatpak permissions. Another user in the community faced the same issue too (we both have meteor lake laptops with intel arc integrated graphics). The root cause of the issue is unknown in upstream either.
Other reasons to use SMPlayer instead of other players such as VLC, even though it uses Qt5, is how well its integrated with the Plasma Media player widget at the bottom right of the panel. VLC has some play/pause issues when controlling playback with the widget. Also, it plays well with touchscreen interfaces as well compared to Haruna with its included "Tablet mode". Hardware accelerated decoding on multiple codecs works too with the right configuration. Haruna requires configuration too anyway. Hope this would be considered.
System specifications
Operating System: Aurora 41
KDE Plasma Version: 6.2.5
KDE Frameworks Version: 6.10.0
Qt Version: 6.8.1
Kernel Version: 6.11.8-300.fc41.x86_64 (64-bit)
Graphics Platform: Wayland
Processors: 22 × Intel® Core™ Ultra 7 155H
Memory: 15.0 GiB of RAM
Graphics Processor: Mesa Intel® Arc
Manufacturer: HP
Product Name: HP Spectre x360 2-in-1 Laptop 14-eu0xxx
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