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Linux Mint 22, Not running, coredumps #333

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Eternal9100 opened this issue Sep 3, 2024 · 2 comments
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Linux Mint 22, Not running, coredumps #333

Eternal9100 opened this issue Sep 3, 2024 · 2 comments

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@Eternal9100
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Linux Mint 22, Flatseal reports .List 46.2.4. I cannot send you log file from ~/.var/app.io.github.mrvladus.List/data because the only thing in there is an empty subdir called /icons. It does coredump on every attempt to launch so I can send you that if its any use. Not sure as to how to proceed or help you debug.

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E9100

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mrvladus commented Sep 4, 2024

There shouldn't be icons directory there... The only thing I can suggest is to delete ~/.var/app/io.github.mrvladus.List (it will delete all settings) and reinstall the app. But it's probably flatpak issue.

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Thanks for reply.

I have resolved the ~/*/icons dir. This is from this guidance from the LM22 release notes:

"To get a Flatpak to use your pointer theme, install and run Flatseal. Select your Flatpak and give it permissions for 'xdg-data/icons:ro' in the section 'Other files'".

Removing this file access also removed the icons dir in /data. In fact the pointer and and theme carry over without this access except for KDE apps like Okular or Kleopatra where it doesn't work anyway. This LM22 instance is a fresh install. I followed you instructions and it still does not work. Nothing is created in ~/*/data and the app does not start. All of the other flatpaks I have installed have run as long as they are given access to xdg-user-dirs so that yhey can be invoked from appropriate file types. An app with similar functionaility called Planify runs and connects to nextcloud, so that bit of the flatpak installation works.

regards,

E9100

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