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Is this expected to run on Wayland? What about bluetooth.service? Neither 1.2.11-1/2 run successfully on my system (Thinkpad p1 gen5, nvidia A1000, disabled intel graphics in bios, x86_64, 6.3.5-arch1-1, hyprland-nvidia-git r2914.79b8576d-1). bluetooth.service is enabled and active.

Following journalctl --all when launching obinskit from terminal doesn't produce anything interesting, and there's no stdout/err in the terminal. However, grepping the journal for "obinskit" produces evidence of past misbehavior, e.g. this Graphics Exception:

NVRM: Xid (PCI:0000:01:00): 13, pid=153998, name=obinskit, Graphics Exception: ChID 0078, Class 0000c797, Offset 00000000, Data 00000000

and a core dump from a few days ago. (no debug symbols in the binary so stack trace is not very useful).

So, ATM I'm suspecting it's a wayland issue or other cockpit error on my part. Any ideas/suggestions?

UPDATE: Using the various wayland flags for chrome/ium/electron apps (documented here) either makes obinskit dump core or has no effect.

UPDATE 2: --use-gl=egl was the first command line option I tried that allowed obinskit to run and be visible/functional in Hyprland. With this, I don't appear to need any ozone flags..

Updated to use curl instead of wget, per feedback below. Made a replica package for Hexcore Link (https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/hexcore-link), for anyone with an Anne Pro 2D or compatible keyboard who wants to try it out. I only have an Anne Pro 2, so am unable to test at this time.

Do anyone had success installing Hexcore Link?

FYI, curl is in core, and it's a direct dependency of pacman. so it's actually much more likely that someone doesn't have wget installed. Curl is also the default agent for http(s) in /etc/makepkg.conf, so it's a good idea to keep it that way. (fwiw, I usually don't have wget installed)

updated. used wget instead of curl here, in case someone doesn't have curl installed. I can change it over to curl if wget exhibits any issues for anyone.

Piggybacking off of G_Ranger's suggestion, the way to modify PKGBUILD to make curl pass the correct referrer:

diff --git a/PKGBUILD b/PKGBUILD
index d6dd7da..6a1cfd2 100755
--- a/PKGBUILD
+++ b/PKGBUILD
@@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ source_x86_64=("https://s3.hexcore.xyz/occ/linux/tar/ObinsKit_${pkgver}_x64.tar.
 "deb_extra_files_obins.tar.gz")
 sha256sums_x86_64=('2a10aed5366c2667174525924da60e323b7e200e2aa9abc1c1a6335e792096cd'
 '137296d606b8127dfda7626421fd17fbee06712678b7ae25793e51d78221fab5')
+DLAGENTS=('https::/usr/bin/curl -qgC - -e https://www.hexcore.xyz/obinskit -o %o %u')


 package(){

for those who need it (reference: /etc/makepkg.conf)

Hexcore added a referer filter. Can no longer download the tarball and breaks install. curl with referer or switch to the non-gzipped version?

Quick fix for those that need help: Download this pkg snapshot and extract. Go to https://www.hexcore.xyz/obinskit and click download .tar.gz and copy that file into the previous. Run makepkg in that directory. Then run sudo pacman -U obinskit-1.2.11-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst.

I did a diff on the packages at https://s3.hexcore.xyz/occ/linux/tar/ObinsKit_1.2.11_x64.tar.gz and https://annepro.s3.amazonaws.com/4-tar-gz.tar. Doesn't appear to be any difference between the two, except the latter source is not gzipped, which would increase the binary download size for this package. Please let me know if I'm missing something (i.e. is this current AUR build not working for anyone or is there something about the second source that's preferable?) The first source is reached via: https://www.hexcore.xyz/obinskit, while the second source is reached via: https://getannepro.com/pages/obinskit.

Sorry for commenting just now, For anyone coming here to try to pair their keyboard (or any other Bluetooth device in reality) in a dual boot machine, you have to follow this guide.

(I haven't tested it personally so I don't know if it works in practice)

Binary source moved to AWS https://annepro.s3.amazonaws.com/4-tar-gz.tar