Closed eddavis2 closed 1 year ago
Neat! I guess? I mean, why not just use the Linux version of Mini Micro?
Sorry, I wasn't clear. That was using the Linux version. It looks great, just crashes when I try to mount. Probably I'm missing a library/so file, but not sure how to know which one.
You can work around this by mounting the desired folder when you launch, using the -usr argument. See: https://miniscript.org/wiki/Command-line_arguments
But it certainly shouldn't crash. If you can get any details (error message, etc.), please attach them here!
Sadly, it does not give me any error message, except "Segmentation fault". But no other details.
I tried the -usr switch, and that worked great!
Note however, that I also get "Segmentation fault" when I close the editor, by clicking on the [x]. Again, this is WSL, so probably not anything to fool with.
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You can work around this by mounting the desired folder when you launch, using the -usr argument. See: https://miniscript.org/wiki/Command-line_arguments
But it certainly shouldn't crash. If you can get any details (error message, etc.), please attach them here!
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Why not use the Windows version of MiniMicro if you are on Windows?
(Closed this issue just to keep the issues list neat, as it seems no action is required.)
MiniMicro partially works on WSL!
But, it crashes if you try to mount a folder.
Probably a WSL problem. I'm probably missing certain packages, just don't know what ones.