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Attempt to detect if client is running in a Vmware to disable graphic acceleration #7687
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camilasan
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- see https://medium.com/@zrhmz12/how-to-detect-virtual-machines-and-hypervisors-programmatically-in-c-6ac196a38fe2
- todo:
- test it
- double check if the env var 'VMWARE' is really valid/reliable (??)
- might need to check for RDP too, see [Bug]: Client 3.14.0/3.14.1 crash in RDP session. #7241 7241 => https://stackoverflow.com/questions/973802/detecting-remote-desktop-connection
AppImage file: nextcloud-PR-7687-76a265c3a9f70c3e6d3bab7f1268416b4aff7fa7-x86_64.AppImage |
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…e graphic acceleration. There has been reports of the client crashing in a VMware or being accessed via RDP starting with 3.15.0 due to the client's use of graphic acceleration. Signed-off-by: Camila Ayres <hello@camilasan.com>
Signed-off-by: Matthieu Gallien <matthieu.gallien@nextcloud.com>
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Artifact containing the AppImage: nextcloud-appimage-pr-7687.zip SHA256 checksum: To test this change/fix you can download the above artifact file, unzip it, and run it. Please make sure to quit your existing Nextcloud app and backup your data. |
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