Closed facundobatista closed 7 years ago
Hi, presently snaps require the apt package called snapd-xdg-open
to be able to launch your web browser. Installing that package should get you going :-)
Edit for those reading this after the fact: this step is no-longer required for snap packages to be able to open links as snapd includes the functionality directly now.
Worked like a charm, thanks!
Also had this issue and running sudo apt install snapd-xdg-open
solved it
please put this information in the readme. Thanks!
please put this information in the readme. Thanks!
Snap isn't officially supported by Corebird.
Gtk-WARNING **: Unable to show 'http://twitter.com/signup': Operation not supported
Solve installing gvfs
sudo apt install gvfs
@phnahes If you needed to install gvfs on a Debian-based system, then I think it's safe to say your system was broken as gvfs is installed by default on most distros and esp. on Debian-based distros.
First time ever using Corebird, installed it from the Snap store.
It starts, I click on "Request PIN", it goes to a second screen saying "Enter PIN from twitter.com below", but where should I get that PIN from?
My best guess is that Corebird thinks it's opening my browser to authenticate in Twitter, but that is not happening. Probably this line I see in the terminal is relevant:
Is there an alternative way to authenticate? Thanks!