Bug Buttons not working

Hello! I've been making a small 2D mobile game on my windows 8 OS. Because I don't use winodws that much and I saw that the Linux version is testable I ported my project to it ( I have a backup of it tho). When I loaded it in the buttons weren't working anymore in the editor, I tried new buttons to a new canvas but they didn't work too.
Unity doesn't crash or anything when I try pressing them tho, it just threats them like images.
Version: 5.1.0f3

 

Buttons working fine for me. Im using the latest build.

 

was it maybe because I have 5.0.2 on my windows?

 

You could try creating a new project and then test button.

 

yes. buttons aren't working. I made a thread for it.

 

Tried that didn't work

 

Update: I installed the first build again( I meant the first experimental build that we were given) and here the buttons also don't work until you siwtch it to another platform, where in the last one not even that would help.

 

Isn't this a case of this issue?

 

Most probably the mouse offset. To fix, try to make the game window exactly as big as the actual game area inside it, so there is no empty space on top/bottom, or left/right. Buttons work really well for me... except that they don't appear in my webgl build at all, but that's another issue...

 

Might be. I have only used free aspect till now. But if i change it to 4:3 everything goes haywire.

 

Could also create a script yourself to act as a button, although I have only tested it with the Text class, created a very simple one and it worked. I'm using UnityEditor Beta 5.5 in Manjaro Linux. Here's the script:

using UnityEngine;
using UnityEngine.UI;
using System.Collections;


public class ButtonCustom : MonoBehaviour{
public RectTransform rt;
public Text text;
public Color highlited = Color.white;
private Color startColor;
private Rect rectangle;
void Start(){
startColor = text.color;
}
void Update(){
rectangle = rt.rect;
Vector3 mPos = Input.mousePosition;
if(mPos.x>rt.position.x-(rectangle.width/2) && mPos.x<rt.position.x+(rectangle.width/2)){
if(mPos.y>rt.position.y-(rectangle.height/2) && mPos.y<rt.position.y+(rectangle.height/2)){
text.color=highlited;
}else
text.color=startColor;
}else
text.color=startColor;
}
}