Open guyluz11 opened 2 years ago
Hey there,
We never got over some of the hurdles in releasing the Snap package. Once we have the Mark II shipping we will be looking again at what the priority platforms for support are. In the meantime I've removed the Snap package from the store.
If anyone is a keen snapcrafter then we're happy to take PR's to get it going again. But until we iron out the bugs, it only serves to frustrate people trying to install it this way.
For now I'd recommend doing a git install: https://mycroft-ai.gitbook.io/docs/using-mycroft-ai/get-mycroft/linux#installing-via-git-clone
Thanks
Hmmm does it work on other computers?.
I have followed the instructions from here https://mycroft-ai.gitbook.io/docs/using-mycroft-ai/get-mycroft/linux#installing-via-git-clone And Mycroft does crash on lunch (a little bit different), so maybe the problem wasn't the snap and it will be a bad decision to remove it from everyone.
I will open a new issue for that to be organized.
Running snap fail after installation
Describe the bug I have installed Mycroft from the snap store and it crashed on lunch.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
sudo snap install mycroft --beta
sudo snap connect mycroft:mount-observe
mycroft
Expected behavior Mycroft does not crash
Log files From command line
/var/log/mycroft/
folder does not exist so no logs.Environment (please complete the following information):
Other versions: snap version as follow
:~$ mycroft /snap/mycroft/1078/bin/mycroft-launch: line 92: mycroft-cli-client: command not found Stopping all processes... mycroft-skills: no process found mycroft-enclosure-client: no process found mycroft-speech-client: no process found mycroft-audio: no process found Stopped