Tried installing Insync from the AUR on my GPD Pocket 1 running Arch Linux .
insync start
/usr/lib/insync/insync: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libwacom.so.9: undefined symbol: g_memdup2
I still do not understand why it is referring to libwacom. Is there anyway to bypass libwacom dependency and run directly?
insync start --no-daemon output
shows the same output.
Still seeking feedback on this issue.
Hi @Clstryn
Can you run these commands and restart?
curl -O "https://cdn.insynchq.com/test/libwacom.so.2"
sudo mv libwacom.so.2 /usr/lib/insync
sudo chmod 644 /usr/lib/insync/libwacom.so.2
Hi @Kurt_Ko
I followed your steps precisely and the error persists. I tried restarting and rebuilding the insync software from AUR as well. Shouldn’t it be libwacom.so.9 instead of libwacom.so.2?
Hi @Clstryn
I see does it show the same error? Can you try renaming it the file in /usr/lib/insync
to libwacom.so.9
?
Thanks. By doing this step, at least the GUI was able to start; however, the below error also shows up:
/usr/lib/insync/insync: /usr/lib/insync/libwacom.so.9: no version information available (required by /usr/lib/libinput.so.10)
Hi @Clstryn
I see, are there other issues with using the GUI?
Hi @Kurt_Ko
Upon using it for a few hours, I did not observe any issue with the GUI. Is this error a concern?