On Wed, 2022-08-24 at 17:17 +0200, Michael Kenny via evolution-list
wrote:
> Chrome does not like something in the latest Flatpak of Evolution.
Hi,
as had been said earlier, the error about the display:
>>> Failed to initialize gtk+: Cannot open display:
is the clue. You said it works fine everywhere else, thus this is a
problem in the way the Chrome runs the Evolution. It can be it runs it
in an environment where the DISPLAY variable is missing. I do not
understand why it's doing that for the Flatpak and not for the native
app, but it can be just another (Flatpak?) quirk somewhere under the
hood. Maybe flatpak package had been updated? Or the new build hardened
some flags, hard to guess.
With respect of getting the older version of the Evolution from the
Flathub.org, you can get list of the available versions with:
$ flatpak remote-info flathub org.gnome.Evolution// --log | more
which gives you a list of the commits and you pick one and then apply
it with:
$ flatpak update --commit ID org.gnome.Evolution
thus for example to revert to the 3.44.3 release you run:
$ flatpak update --commit
c7a8d2741616cefb7faa53bbd8ec2ae27a20244e5cadbecff2dc82416b36f8d2
org.gnome.Evolution
Hope it helps.
Bye,
Milan
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