Kaffelogic Studio (*nix)

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Rehtael
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Kaffelogic Studio (*nix)

#3512

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I've install KS on openSUSE 15.6 via snap following the documented instructions. However, its got just a 'small' bug....

KS shows this:
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But its missing a core folder (/data) that I do have access to, as per this:
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As I can't even manually enter a path in KS, then there is absolutely no way for me to get to existing profiles/logs/etc.. The partition is the same type (BTFRS + password protection) as /home which I can see in the app, so not sure why I'm being restricted when browsing.
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Re: Kaffelogic Studio (*nix)

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I'm not sure why access is blocked, but you should be able to access your existing files by moving or copying them into the /home folder.
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Re: Kaffelogic Studio (*nix)

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Actually, no.

The list of folders in Studio has no relationship to the file structure of the OS. It appears your application has a static list of folders and not dynamically reading the operating system (as proven by images above) as Studio lists folders that do not exist but not folders that do exist. I've tried showing all files (hidden, etc).

I also won't be changing my entire storage and file structure to accommodate a single application that does not operate properly considering every other application has no issues. I did try a sym link from home directory, but even that wasn't showing. Your file handler interface is just completely wrong.
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Re: Kaffelogic Studio (*nix)

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Kaffelogic Studio is built using PyInstaller and snapcraft. The behaviour you observe appears to be a consequence of how those tools work together. Once we have worked out how to set it up so it 'behaves correctly' under openSUSE we will make the appropriate changes.
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