Linux distribution cannot be installed on UOS system

[Ciel-Z]

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Description

UOS system source does not have the required dependencies. For example "libxt6t64"
UOS 官方源中没有所需依赖, 并且部分依赖存在冲突.

Stacktrace & log output

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Reproduction Steps

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Version

1.1.2-1375

OS

UOS 20

[guiyanakuang]

@Ciel-Z Thank you for reporting this issue!

We've identified that you're experiencing missing dependencies (like libxt6t64) on UOS 20 system. This appears to be related to our recent Conveyor build tool update, which has changed how dependencies are packaged.

Temporary Workaround

You can try:
sudo dpkg -i --force-depends your-package.deb

I believe these dependencies shouldn't block the application usage.

[Ciel-Z]

I try use command sudo dpkg -i --force-depends your-package.deb.
The installation was successful after the warning and the first startup was successful.
After entering the background, it cannot be run again in the foreground.
No relevant errors were found in the 'journalctl -f' log.

[guiyanakuang]

CrossPaste is a system tray application, so going to the background doesn't mean it has crashed. Can you find it in the tray icons? You can also try using the shortcut keys to bring up the interface: https://crosspaste.com/tutorial/shortcut-keys#linux-%E5%BF%AB%E6%8D%B7%E9%94%AE

[Ciel-Z]

Sorry I didn't describe it clearly.
The tray didn't start. Use the shortcut keys Shift + Super + , and I can see the main window.

[guiyanakuang]

Thank you for your feedback

1. I have already created an issue to address the deb dependency related bug.

2. Regarding the system tray issue on UOS

UOS uses Qt to create its desktop environment, while CrossPaste uses SystemTray to create the system tray. It appears that UOS does not support traditional Linux system tray protocols, therefore CrossPaste is not compatible with UOS desktop components. Since CrossPaste is a cross-platform application implemented in Kotlin, this would mean the only way to resolve this is to implement a separate system tray solution specifically for UOS. Unfortunately, this is not planned for our near-term development roadmap.

[guiyanakuang]

#2788 Done