On 01/10/2018 07:44 AM, Gabriel E. wrote:
A question about Qt/LXQT.
When starting LXQT with startlxqt LXQT crashes giving a core dump and showing in the systemd logs the message 'Unable to find an X11 visual which matches EGL config'
The setup is connecting from a Windows 10 client to a system running Arch Linux using (x)rdp.
On the Arch Linux system lxqt is started from ~/.xinitrc. But a (x)rdp session is not created because of the above error.
Changing 'exec startlxqt' into 'exec xterm' in ~/.xinitrc does indeed create a xrdp session but of course with just a xterm window. Calling any Qt program in this terminal window leads to a core dump and that message 'Unable to find an X11 visual which matches EGL config' suggesting it's caused by Qt.
Last weekend 6 Januari I did a pacman -Syu and Qt was updated to version 5.10.0.
Does anybody have an idea what change in Qt may be causing this error ?
Regards, Harm-Jan
Qt (and also GTK) use OpenGL to render and EGL is part of OpenGL. Xterm renders itself via Xlib, which doesn't need OpenGL. I would suggest installing Mesa onto the Linux system, because Mesa is what X11 uses for OpenGL. But I am not sure, it my also be possible to pipe OpenGL over RDP.
I have Mesa installed on my Arch Linux system. An interesting point you mention about piping OpenGL over RDP. See the thing is that on my Arch Linux system I have also VNC (tigervnc 1.7.1-1) running with LXQT as desktop environment and that goes well. Also when I connect from my Windows Vista Desktop computer using RDP to my Arch Linux system LXQT also runs fine. With the Windows 10 laptop I experience this error. Maybe ask the people at xrdp if they have an idea. Regards, Harm-Jan