Zoom not starting after last week update

lf-araujo

brent tried updates from last Friday and it did not work. The AppImage version works, been using it for now.

brent

lf-araujo I meant flatpak updates (flatpak update -y in the terminal)--that's what cured me. Flatpak crews were on to the problem and fixed it. If I had to guess Solus had updated something crucial before the flatpak people which is common. that's why the flatpak didn't work. now it does after flatpak update.

If you are happy with the appimage that is also wonderful as long as its working. cheers.

lf-araujo

brent yeah, I got it. I also meant the flatpak updates. Sorry wasn't clear.

brent

lf-araujo so flatpak updates worked for me but not for you?

that's so weird and so linux and another big rabbit hole to go down, so we don't need to🙂.

you got your solution and so do I so that's what matters.

[edit: but my flatpak updates were not from last friday as you mentioned, they were from yesterday.]

Axios

brent I dont understand what makes zoom so sensitive to things
picks at my brain cells..lol

Awhile back just before your issues on a flatpak update I did a check and it said think was freedesktop was outdated ect ect but it didnt do anything about it.
And just before you did your update I did mine and update for that was applied.

So to me it more maybe how things are updated rather than the application having issues with it
that being said constant flatpak checks would prob be prudent.
Maybe a nice script or something in autorun that check every so many days or could be set to whatever a person wanted.
At the moment I dont have any flatpaks that have complained about things.

I think three main commands for flatpak would be update,repair,remove would fix about anything.
Dunno just thinking

If Solus is transitioning to more flaypaks a nice Gui utility like this built into Solus would be nice and helpful
to users. Something simple and effective.
I just burnt more brain cells...lol

lf-araujo

brent Busy day yesterday, will try updates from flatpak and report back.

brent

Axios o to me it more maybe how things are updated rather than the application having issues with it
that being said constant flatpak checks would prob be prudent.
Maybe a nice script or something in autorun that check every so many days or could be set to whatever a person wanted.
At the moment I dont have any flatpaks that have complained about things.

I think three main commands for flatpak would be update,repair,remove would fix about anything.
Dunno just thinking

I think you are right, all of it. I have not even scratched the surface or explored all the flatpak CLI commands so I don't know the limits. See @Bhibb 's post above, he rigged it to regress a package! the wetgeek command I posted way up also has a 'remove/old/unused packages' built into it and once in a while it will rip stuff out which might be key, too.

Axios I dont understand what makes zoom so sensitive to things
picks at my brain cells..lol

mine too🙂. there has go to be 1500 variables but the process of elimination is fun sometimes🙂

brent

@"lf-araujo"#p90283looking forward to you reporting back. maybe because the updates will be the thing that makes zoom upright again. and this can be solved.

and even if it's solved and fixed you might find yourself in love with the appimage...🙂

lf-araujo

Welp, it must be something in my end, latest flatpak updates did not fix the issue.

brent

lf-araujo bummer.
the only way you can clear you end is sudo eopkg check and be done with it. sorry to give you the bum steer.

Axios

lf-araujo If you run it from command line what errors does it have.

brent

Axios flatpak run us.zoom.Zoom is a good idea. No output for me and it launched.

penny-farthing

I've kept a Firefox bookmark, this link of 02/24/2021 where @tomscharbach presented us a tutorial to install Zoom:
https://discuss.getsol.us/d/6403-needing-zoom/11

If it can help ...

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