Hi there! I was pleasantly surprised today to see that a Linux release is now available, so I won’t have to switch OS every time I want to work on my Sketch files. Thank you for the tremendous effort! That said, I tried it out, but unfortunately it doesn’t seem to work on my machine.
On Debian 12 testing, with a fresh .deb install of Lunacy 8.1.0.0, the application gets stuck directly after opening it. I see a tab that says “Tutorial”, and a loading indicator saying “Parsing…”, but even after several minutes it’s not done parsing. The window still resizes properly, and when I hover over a clickable button it lights up, but I cannot close the “Tutorial” tab, open a different file, or do anything else. After clicking a few times the application usually freezes up and becomes totally unresponsive.
I have tried removing the ~/.local/share/Icons8 directory, but that did not resolve my issue. Opening a .sketch file directly from Dolphin results in the same behaviour as above. I have not tried the Snap version because I don’t like Snap.
Same problem here.
I had a working Lunacy on my Linux machine.
All of a sudden from today, it has stopped working and started freezing and saying parsing...
Interesting. I started Lunacy, waited for five minutes, but nothing happened. I killed the process, uninstalled, reinstalled, started Lunacy, and after a bit over a minute the Tutorial was done loading. If I close Lunacy, delete ~/.local/share/Icons8 and then restart Lunacy, the Tutorial still loads correctly. I have no idea what’s going on here. But I doubt that it’s “too heavy to load” since I have a powerful PC.
But even then, it’s difficult to use the application because sometimes opening/closing files is super slow.
Similar here. It took about 5 minutes for the “Analysiere…” phase. But I could load an image. The process seems to finish in the background. This is really annoying - especially on a laptop with limited battery.
OS: elementary OS 6.1
Installed: 8.1 rev 37 via snap
We’ve aware of this issue and we’re working on fixing it at the moment. It’s quite tricky because it seems to be connected with the video card drivers.
For now we recommend closing all files before ending the session as a preventative measure.
As of 8.2.0, and after removing ~/.local/share/Icons8/, the situation is mostly the same for me, unfortunately. Although it feels like Lunacy is a bit more responsive, I still find that closing files is a risky operation that sometimes takes more than 10 seconds to complete (Lunacy doesn’t freeze when I do that, but it does take a while to close a file, especially if the file is still loading). Closing Lunacy does cause the program to completely freeze up.
Make sure to close your files before u exit the program … if u forgot to do that and the parsing problem occurs then go to ~/.local/share/Icon8/Lunacy/Settings then delete the “Tabs” file…
The problem still exists.
It takes several minutes to start Lunacy on Linux at high CPU load.
For now actually for v.9.0.9 and v.9.1.1 the startup doesn’t complete for a long time, well over 5 min. Total app freeze at very first launch, no UI, blank frame.
Nothing helps, so for me it is completely unusable on Linux.
I’m running hybrid graphics on my laptop: Intel + nVidia.
Very slow to start and then intermittently hangs/freezes. Absolutely amazing app on Windows.