Closed kirienko closed 3 years ago
this looks like a more general snap problem, can you install any other snaps (try htop
that's small and fast to install) ?
also your snapd seems really old if it does not know about the audio-playback interface, what is the full output of snap version
The version is this:
$ snap version
snap 2.39.3
snapd 2.39.3
series 16
solus 4.2
kernel 5.10.15-172.current
You're right, I tried to install htop
and it failed with the same error as above. I don't know if it is related to the fact that I have htop
installed already?
I also tried to install something that I didn't have before: sudo snap install tmux --classic
. And it does work. Although it requires --classic
, otherwise it doesn't.
You're right, I tried to install
htop
and it failed with the same error as above. I don't know if it is related to the fact that I havehtop
installed already? ... I also tried to install something that I didn't have before:sudo snap install tmux --classic
. And it does work. Although it requires--classic
, otherwise it doesn't.
it looks like your system is not able to install strict snaps then (which is rather the majority, classic snaps like tmux are rare). htop from your distros package manager will happily work with a snapped htop installed alongside, this is not an issue.
snapd 2.39 is really old, the current one is 2.48.2.1, you should contact the solus developers or create a topic at https://forum.snapcraft.io/ (you can include "snap version" output, the actual error you see, the output of "snap changes" and if you run "jounralctl -f" in a second terminal while trying to install a snap, paste also the lines that are printed there)
since this does not seem to be zoom related at all but rather a bug with how your distro handles snaps, i'm closing this issue
Thanks for the explanation, I'll try to follow the way you've described.
I'm trying to install zoom on Solus with snap. It used to work before, but now I see:
For the
--beta
I've got the following:And it is the same with the downloaded package:
It was the only convenient way to install Zoom on Solus. At the moment there's no any :-(