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OS: Fedora 37
DE: GNOME 43.3 Wayland
OS QT version: 5.15.8
Nvim-qt: v0.2.17.0 QT version 5.15.5, installed thru the official repo.
Error description: starting neovim-qt from terminal gives out the error message "qsocketnotifier can only be used with threads started with qthread". Despite this code, the software starts normally thru the terminal.
This behavior is only observed on said Fedora machine with GNOME 43.3 and QT 5.15.8. On a Arch Linux VM with KDE plasma 5.27, QT 5.15.8, and package neovim-qt version 0.2.17-2, the error code is not found.
Expected behavior: no explicit error message should be sent out.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Exact same thing happens in Ubuntu 24.04 LTS:
nvim-qt starts and runs fine but this annoying error is shown when you start it in the terminal:
vim-qt
(.pyenv) ➜ ~ QSocketNotifier: Can only be used with threads started with QThread
```
According to qt forums it might have something todo with using QFileSystemWatcher:
https://forum.qt.io/topic/29587/solved-qsocketnotifier-can-only-be-used-with-threads-started-with-qthread/8?_=1719617689704&lang=en-US
OS: Fedora 37
DE: GNOME 43.3 Wayland
OS QT version: 5.15.8
Nvim-qt: v0.2.17.0 QT version 5.15.5, installed thru the official repo.
Error description: starting neovim-qt from terminal gives out the error message "qsocketnotifier can only be used with threads started with qthread". Despite this code, the software starts normally thru the terminal.
This behavior is only observed on said Fedora machine with GNOME 43.3 and QT 5.15.8. On a Arch Linux VM with KDE plasma 5.27, QT 5.15.8, and package neovim-qt version 0.2.17-2, the error code is not found.
Expected behavior: no explicit error message should be sent out.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: