Yeah, same problem here. I’m using Ubuntu 20.04 and got a GTX1080 with nvidia drivers 450.80.02.(Maybe not the newest ones) But it seems ppl with newer drivers have the same issue.
I was able to test this on an older machine. With a GT540m and nvidia drivers 390 it still crashes.
Used Manjaro Linux with Kernel 5.8.
Seems to be that teamspeak is incompatible with newer Libs, possibly libc 2.31?
Can someone from teamspeak at least acknowledge the problem and tell us if they’re working on resolving it? Linux users are completely locked out from testing currently …
From what we can read, only people with nVidia GPUs have problems, so no, it’s not that
If anyone has AMD GPU (just like I do), for them it works out of box (I can confirm that, cause it worked for me like this), so maybe it’s something with GPUs and/or drivers for them (especially as from what we see above, it’s not single-distro related problem).
nVidia drivers are proprietary on Linux so maybe it would be a good idea to contact nVidia directly about this problem.
confirmed what u said - works fine on stock intel graphics (Manjaro). Seems to be a nvidia issue but I also agree with @Mixus.one that linux user are sometimes neglected. To be fair we are just a small amount of the community and they do not focus mainly on linux client.
I have the same problem with launching TS5, i tested it with ‘–no-sandbox’ and ‘–use-gl=swiftshader’ which gave better results because I no longer have [0100/000000.852233:ERROR:sandbox_linux.cc(374)] InitializeSandbox() called with multiple threads in process gpu-process. but it is still getting terminated at the end. I use integrated graphics built-in my AMD cpu.
I found by setting the environment variable MESA_GLSL_CACHE_DISABLE=true the error is gone.
However TeamSpeak still crashes without any error (but the crash dump).
Potentially a newer mesa driver might help.
One small question to those, who doesn’t use nVidia GPUs.
Are you using integrated graphics or discrete ones? What drivers do you use (AMD-GPU, AMD-GPUPRO, Mesa, maybe something else)? Which distro do you use (exact version)? What kernel do you have?
Cause it sounds very weird that you can’t run TS and from what I’ve read here, probably all of you doesn’t use discrete GPU. Correct me if I’m wrong, but from what I can say (as a Linux user with both CPU and GPU from AMD(Ryzen 7 3700X + Radeon 5700XT)), that I’ve no problem running TS5 Out-of-Box for last ~7 months.
I use AMD integrated APU processor (AMD A4-6300) via opensource drivers ‘radeon’ on Arch Linux (which is rolling) with xanmod kernel 5.9.6 (I tried zen and stock kernel too)
I’m also seeing similar results. On Arch Linux, stock kernel 5.9.14, mesa modesetting driver, Intel HD4000 graphics, i7-3770k processor.
Not sure this is related to the graphics configuration, given the wide range of configurations and systems.
I’m using an NVIDIA GPU + AMD CPU and I’ve got a similar result on Kubuntu 20.04 with Kernel 5.4.0. It seems to be a problem in the fresh build. Older Builds that were updated seems to work.
So, from what I can read, we have following (sorry just in case for ”@-ing” everybody):
EDITS, EDITS, EDITS EVERYBODY
2x AMD CPU with integrated graphics - not working (@Willie30F and @Kaeo_Szenoen)
2x Unknown CPU with nVidia GPU - working (@Gamer92000, @walamana - fixed)
1x AMD CPU with nVidia GPU - not working (@Timo-Timeout - not really sure given the way of writing post)
1x AMD CPU with nVidia GPU - working (@Mixus.one - fixed)
2x Intel CPU with iGPU - working (@Dr_Pepps, @IgnoredAmbience - fixed)
2x Intel CPU with nVidia GPU - not working (@Adaoh, @Deliru)
1x AMD CPU with AMD GPU - working (that’s me, can’t ”@” more than 10 people, I’m 11th right now)
What if, just if, there is a problem with Chromium on CPUs with integrated GPU? But problem with that is there is one example of iGPU working, so that theory falls apart.
Uhhh, it’s really annoying seeing you can’t fully enjoy TS, just because you like penguins…
If it can help, my issue was with an i5 6500 with 2x4GB of ram@2133mhz. Normally it has an iGPU, but installing TS5 worked perfectly fine with my 9400F (no integrated GPU) and 2x8ram @3200mhz
The GTX 1080 (and 1080 TI) I think are the ones having trouble in general. That’s on nvidia though.
For this it should be enough to start TeamSpeak using --no-sandbox.
If the error persists it might be related to this mysterious problem discussed here. For those that it’s not working, have you tried launching chromium itself?
If this does not work either this discussion should maybe discussed on the chromium forum.
Chromium itself (at least version 87.0.4280.88) works even when TeamSpeak does not.