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Describe the bug
The tray icon is working but the break screen is not showing, it was working perfectly before.
Tried removing .config/safeeyes
Tried Reinstalling safeeyes
CLI OUTPUT
`safeeyes
ERROR:root:Error in loading the plugin healthstats: No module named 'croniter'
screen saver extension not supported
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Hmm, this looks like a crash. Can you reproduce it reliably? I've had GTK segfault on me before in weird configurations.
If it is reproducible, it might make sense to run it under GDB and check where it crashes.
I was having the same issue and spent a long time debugging it. It seems this is being caused by the "Do not disturb" plugin. When I disable it, SafeEyes start showing the break screen again. @kevin-roan Can you confirm if this works for you as well?
I'm also on Wayland (GNOME, on Fedora Silverblue 41), so I suspect SafeEyes thinks there's full screen window somewhere, when there isn't. I'll try to confirm this later, with some additional logging.
Describe the bug
The tray icon is working but the break screen is not showing, it was working perfectly before.
Tried removing .config/safeeyes
Tried Reinstalling safeeyes
CLI OUTPUT
`safeeyes
ERROR:root:Error in loading the plugin healthstats: No module named 'croniter'
screen saver extension not supported
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Debug Log
Run the Safe Eyes using
safeeyes --debug
command attach the ~/safeeyes.log` file.safeeyes.log
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