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I release UnityHub 3.4.2 this morning. The issue with unityhub:// URIs should also be fixed.

@naginipython Yes this problem is fairly common, I also have it on Manjaro and latest kernel. The workaround I have is to (while having Unity Hub opened):

1. Open the source code of the page opened by trying to log in and find a link in unityhub://
2. Open a terminal and run unityhub "<the link>"

This usually logs me in on Unity Hub.

Having issue logging into Unity initially, the website opens and I can see a link to some API, but nothing happens afterwards. I'm fairly certain it's supposed to open something to Unity, to log me in, but it currently is not on Firefox and Chromium. I am running Manjaro KDE, Kernel 6.1.22 with an Intel i7 4790k & Nvidia 1070-ti, if this helps.
Edit: I've noticed that the Flatpak version of Unity does not have this issue, but Flatpak I would very much like not to use the Flatpak of this application. When I have the AUR and Flatpak version, the website API opens on the Flatpak, but when uninstalled it shows nothing on the website API
Edit2: It's suddenly working for reasons beyond me. I tested getting stuff from the Package Manager on Windows, and the next day in Linux, I'm logged in and the Package Manager works atm. Weird.

An optional dependency: appmenu-gtk-module; I saw it from the stdout when launching the unityhub from terminal

FWIW I was able to compile & run with 3.0.7-2 just fine, no libssl issues like some of the previous issues imply. Maybe the bug @sinasio @attishno1 @Lexito are referencing has been fixed?

I don't recall having this with older Unity versions, but with 2021.3 UI elements with TextMeshPro text tend to not render their text at all. This seems to happen because the default font is "Arial", which is supposedly a "Built-in resource" in Unity. If you set the font explicitly to a font in your project or on your system, it works fine.

I also found that actually installing Arial separately (e.g. AUR package ttf-ms-fonts) fixes the issue without making changes to your project, in case this helps someone. Maybe it's worth adding this package as optional dependency?

This still smells like a Unity issue though - they should provide a font so it's always available, or use or fallback to one that is.

Hi @sinasio, I was having an issue with unity on Arch. Using the Online Unity Asset Store (https://assetstore.unity.com/) appears to not work. After the Open in Unity button is clicked, the following message is printed to the browser logs: ""kf.service.services: KApplicationTrader: mimeType "x-scheme-handler/com.unity3d.kharma" not found".

@BujuArena I see, thank you for your insights.

Without switching away from Manjaro to a distro which uses Arch repositories, the more viable alternative to Manjaro stable is Manjaro unstable. Like I said though, even Manjaro unstable could have any number of unexpected differences, since it is not Arch stable.

@BujuArena I know about this discrepancy but so far I have only encountered a few issues which were usually fixed by simply downgrading the AUR package. If you say don't try to use it, are there any alternatives? I mean anything more safe or stable than just manually retaining updates from the AUR if necessary? The AUR is amazing and one of the big reasons I chose Manjaro to begin with so I'll want to keep using it.