RDM on Fedora 40 KDE with Wayland failing to start with GException - format of picture file unknown
same for me.. doesn't start anymore... even after ah "clean" install...
RDM on Fedora 40 KDE with Wayland failing to start with GException - format of picture file unknown
I will check for availability of the update the next days...
One thing I noticed while installing and removing the RDM flatpak, each time ah Gnome component update installed together with the RDM flatpak.
RDM on Fedora 40 KDE with Wayland failing to start with GException - format of picture file unknown
i still have this issue, even though i tried to install flatpak version now...
RDM on Fedora 40 KDE with Wayland failing to start with GException - format of picture file unknown
Hello,
Is everyone experiencing this issue using the Flatpak version of RDM on Wayland?
Regards,
Its Not only flatpak... It's also with the rpm Version, i testes both..
RDM on Fedora 40 KDE with Wayland failing to start with GException - format of picture file unknown
This Happens to ah fresh install! No Profile exists!
It has Something To-Do with GTK... I do See Missing Picture Icons in the lower left Corner where the tab Buttons are...
RDM on Fedora 40 KDE with Wayland failing to start with GException - format of picture file unknown
HI there,
i'm unable to start RDM on Fedora 40 with KDE and Wayland with the error from the topic.
follwoing text is in the extended box:
at Gdk.PixbufLoader.Write(Byte[] buf, UInt64 count)
at Gdk.PixbufLoader.LoadFromStream(Stream input)
at Gdk.PixbufLoader.InitFromAssemblyResource(Assembly assembly, String resource)
at Gdk.PixbufLoader..ctor(Assembly assembly, String resource)
at Gdk.Pixbuf..ctor(Assembly assembly, String resource)
at Gdk.Pixbuf.LoadFromResource(String resource)
at Client.Windows.BaseWindow.Initialize()
at Client.Windows.MainWindow..ctor(Boolean firstLaunch, Builder builder)
at Devolutions.RemoteDesktopManager.App.OnStartup()
at GLib.Application.Startup_cb(IntPtr inst)

Windows 10 ARM Support
Hi
does RDM work on WIndows 10 ARM ?
for example on the Surface Pro X, or the new Samsung Galaxy Book S ?
best regards
Stephan