Closed LindaFerum closed 6 months ago
It is pretty messed up at the moment. The next release (currently 1.5.2+x in pre-release) fixes that.
Hi,
I have installed the new 1.4.5 version from https://ywallet.app/installation/
and when I try to install it, I have an error message: ywallet: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libstdc++.so.6: version `GLIBCXX_3.4.32' not found (required by /app/bin/lib/libaudioplayers_linux_plugin.so)
any idea what I should do?
edit: I have been able to make the wallet work by downloading 1.5.2 from github... Something that did not work as designed is that I lost my previous account settings. I had to restore my wallet from the seed phrases...
Application settings are reset but your accounts should stay
Subject of the issue
Basically the flatpak downloadable from website is very old, and prone to weird "GLIBC missing something or other" bugs (the whole point of these "flatpaks" and "app images" is to minimize end user exposure to these bugs)
The best working (tested on Qubes OS and baremetal) flatpak is a Flathub build (also seems out of date a bit... and - is it an official build?)
https://flathub.org/apps/app.ywallet.Ywallet
This is generally not very nice for desktop users on linux.
Your environment
AppImage also crashes for me on Debian 11 and 12 with GLIBC missing errors (I was under impression libraries and dependencies get packaged into the AppImage files to avoid this sort of thing? Am I wrong?)
platform and version.
Debian 11 and 12, QubesOS VMs and bare metal
Steps to reproduce
Basically go to website https://ywallet.app/installation/ with intent to download and install a YWallet on a Linux.
Experience lots of confusion, run into old file, settle for slightly Flathub build
Expected behaviour
I would expect installation of flatpack or run of AppImage from website to proceed amicably, and result in a "fresh" version of the product. Alternatively perhaps only Flathub version should be shown and link to flathub given ?
Actual behaviour
Well, as stated above the flatpak file from website appears to give a much older version and the AppImage crashes on Debian at least with a GlibC error