Using 1.2.1 in Linux Manjaro from AUR.

No keypress is recognized neither in among us nor in crewlink.

Using ESC as a key makes this key working... other keys arent working

Hi, everything works I see when people are not in my voice server... but I do not hear anyone and do not see when no one mutes. please help me

I receive no errors from Crewlink (installed from AUR crewlink-bin) when opening once in the game. Even if I'm in a lobby the window just says "MENU" in a box at the top. If I run from the terminal I get the following error repeatedly once in a lobby:

error: process_vm_readv returned -1 instead of 4 (Operation not permitted) address=0x4b47f54

Seeing as it was returning Operation not permitted I figured I should try running with sudo.

$ sudo /opt/CrewLink/crewlink --no-sandbox
$ sudo -E /opt/CrewLink/crewlink --no-sandbox

Using either of these lines result in this error in the CrewLink window:

ERROR
Couldn't connect to Among Us.
Please re-open CrewLink as Administrator.
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Let me know if this should be separated into two issues.

Upon launching the AppImage, This error message appeared. (I am running the correct version)

This is the console output.
Log.txt

Just to check, I launched the AppImage again without Among us being open and got the same message.

Launch Options(without these Among us doesn't start): PROTON_NO_ESYNC=1 PROTON_USE_WINED3D=1 %command%
Proton: 4.11-13
System: Manjaro KDE 64-bit
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5
GPU: Nvidia Quadro 4000

I hope this helps :)

After closing the window for crewlink, there are a few processes that are left behind. Inspecting the cmdlines for each of the processes that are left behind, it seems like these are "zygote processes".

While crewlink is running:

$ pstree 124068
crewlink─┬─crewlink───crewlink───9*[{crewlink}]
         ├─crewlink───crewlink
         ├─crewlink───8*[{crewlink}]
         ├─crewlink───21*[{crewlink}]
         ├─crewlink───6*[{crewlink}]
         └─34*[{crewlink}]

After the crewlink window is closed:

$ pstree 124068
crewlink─┬─crewlink
         ├─crewlink───crewlink
         └─22*[{crewlink}]

Cmdlines of the remaining processes:

$ process_tree () {
	children=$(cat /proc/"$1"/task/*/children)
	echo "$1"
	for p in $children
	do
		process_tree "$p"
	done
}

$ for i in $(process_tree 124574)
do
	echo $i
	cat /proc/$i/cmdline
	echo
done
124574
/opt/CrewLink/crewlink
124577
/opt/CrewLink/crewlink --type=zygote --no-zygote-sandbox
124578
/opt/CrewLink/crewlink --type=zygote
124580
/opt/CrewLink/crewlink --type=zygote

Among us starting is detected, however, the terminal is spammed with

error: process_vm_readv returned -1 instead of 4 (Bad address) address=0xfffffffffcff00ff 
error: process_vm_readv returned -1 instead of 4 (Bad address) address=0xfffffffffec47f54 
error: process_vm_readv returned -1 instead of 4 (Bad address) address=0xfffffffffec47f54 
error: process_vm_readv returned -1 instead of 4 (Bad address) address=0xfffffffffec473a4 
error: process_vm_readv returned -1 instead of 4 (Bad address) address=0xfffffffffec47f54 
error: process_vm_readv returned -1 instead of 4 (Bad address) address=0xfffffffffec47be8 
error: process_vm_readv returned -1 instead of 4 (Bad address) address=0xfffffffffcff00ff 

And the application always says I am in the menu, even when I join a lobby.

System info:

Operating System: Manjaro Linux
KDE Plasma Version: 5.20.5
KDE Frameworks Version: 5.77.0
Qt Version: 5.15.2
Kernel Version: 5.11.0-1-MANJARO
OS Type: 64-bit
Processors: 8 × Intel® Core™ i7-6700K CPU @ 4.00GHz
Memory: 15,6 GiB of RAM
Graphics Processor: GeForce GTX 970/PCIe/SSE2

Versions:

Crewlink 1.2.1
Among us v2020.12.9s 

Is the S in the among us version important here? If it is, can I revert to the regular version somehow?

...that's the version that is supposed to be supported, right?

I'm on NixOS so it's possible it's not detecting it at all or some other weird shit (Nix runs Steam in a bwrap jail.) How is detecting the process implemented?

In the README you state that CrewLink does not start Among Us which forces us to disable ptrace security.

So the obvious question would be: Can you actually make CrewLink start Among Us? Or worst case start Steam from CrewLink so Among Us is a child of CrewLink.

Upstream has released 2.0, server changes were made. Because of server changes 1.2.x branch is no longer compatible with newer server code.

CrewLink has updated to v1.2.0 and I think this has broken compatibility between the official server and this fork. When I join a lobby, the green circle showing I'm speaking is red instead, even on my CrewLink instance. Is there any way to fix this on my end, or should I just wait for this fork to update?

Steam is running, but I normally don't use steam to run the game as Proton doesn't work on 20.04. I normally use Lutris.
And yes, Among Us is installed through steam.

I'm currently getting the following error when I'm launching Crewlink built from source:

I suspect the error is because the version has been changed to v1.2.1-linux. I think the fix for this is either fixing changing the version back to v1.2.1 or stripping the -linux during the version check.

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Pre-Flight Checklist

Please use this checklist to avoid spamming:

1. I am not asking a question => use the Discord if you are
2. I am using the Steam version of Among Us
3. I have tried to use an alternative voice server
4. I have checked everyone in my lobby is on the same CrewLink server
5. I have used Ctrl+R on the CrewLink app when I can't hear some people (this is a known issue)
6. I have checked that the CrewLink server I'm using is up to date
7. I have a screenshot of any errors
8. I have checked that someone else has not reported this using the search bar

Describe the bug
CrewLink connects to the server, but the player list does not appear, and other players cannot hear me.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behaviour:
Run CrewLink (either the release or manually built) on Arch Linux, and connect to a CrewLink server.

Expected behaviour
CrewLink connects the server, the player list appears, and I am able to hear and speak to other players.

Screenshots

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Arch Linux
• Version: 1.1.6?

Additional context
I am running a server myself, and can confirm that the connection occurs, and all players are on that server. Other players see me in their list, but cannot hear me.

It would be highly advantageous if support for Linux were merged into upstream CrewLink rather than maintaining a divergent fork.