Hi I've been waiting to test this for a while but had heard of the Conda issues. Looks really cool, thanks for releasing.
Unfortunately at present, on my Linux Mint xfce setup at least, there's still a lot of conflicts during the install of all of the tools I've tried so far (Magnet, Audio-WebUI, AudioLDM2). I tried the report a bug button but nothing happens when I press it. There's also another bug report method I spotted for downloading a zip of the logs to provide on Discord. As the first button mentioned was unresponsive, I'm unsure if its purpose is also to send a zip to you via Discord, but as someone who doesn't use Discord, it would be greatly appreciated if the terminal could allow for the SHIFT+CTRL+C command, a right click>copy option, or another clipboard method so that the logs can be provided via github issues.
Also, there's no back button in the UI, which would be really handy!
Finally, with the newest release (1.1.0) when I tried to set a custom install path during initiial setup, the settings page closed without indicating there was any issue, and after installing several tools and looking back at the settings page, the install path I had set had been ignored and I found all files in the standard directory location.
Looking forward to testing again, it really holds a lot of promise for sharing with students if I can first get it playing nice on my machine!
Hi I've been waiting to test this for a while but had heard of the Conda issues. Looks really cool, thanks for releasing.
Unfortunately at present, on my Linux Mint xfce setup at least, there's still a lot of conflicts during the install of all of the tools I've tried so far (Magnet, Audio-WebUI, AudioLDM2). I tried the report a bug button but nothing happens when I press it. There's also another bug report method I spotted for downloading a zip of the logs to provide on Discord. As the first button mentioned was unresponsive, I'm unsure if its purpose is also to send a zip to you via Discord, but as someone who doesn't use Discord, it would be greatly appreciated if the terminal could allow for the SHIFT+CTRL+C command, a right click>copy option, or another clipboard method so that the logs can be provided via github issues.
Also, there's no back button in the UI, which would be really handy!
Finally, with the newest release (1.1.0) when I tried to set a custom install path during initiial setup, the settings page closed without indicating there was any issue, and after installing several tools and looking back at the settings page, the install path I had set had been ignored and I found all files in the standard directory location.
Looking forward to testing again, it really holds a lot of promise for sharing with students if I can first get it playing nice on my machine!