I run KDE 6.1.5, and I have 2 Windows Partitons which are mounted automatically when I logged in the KDE.
So I can use both partitions of Windows.
But when I run any software like: Audacity, or YTdownloader…(both of Snap)
I am not able to choose Windows partitons to save my files.
When I had an older version of KDE (I think it was 5.27) I hadn’t had
such problems. This problems did not occure also after update.
I reinstalled my KDE 1 month ago the newer version. Since that time I have such problem.
(Creating a shortcut to desktop of any folder from windows partitions
and choosing that schortcut works fine)
if you find those snap applications in discover (under installed) then you can scroll all the way to the bottom of their page and see a button for configure permissions.
probably just need to give it access to something (try removable media).
I did not find what you mean.
and I found this:
I think this problem has something to do with snap!
I have Thunderbird and Brave (both from flatpak) and they don’t make such trouble.
i mean click on that entry and open up the page for audacity and scroll all the way down, you should see something like this.
if not then perhaps install the discover snap backend that you are missing.
otherwise you are going to have to learn how to use the snap connections command from the terminal.
asking AI, he told me this:
how to install the discover snap backend - for kde neon
ChatGPT:
ChatGPT
To install the Discover Snap backend on KDE Neon, you need to install the package that allows KDE’s Discover software center to handle Snap applications. Here’s how you can do it:
- Open a terminal on your KDE Neon system.
- Install the Discover Snap backend by running the following command:
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sudo apt update
sudo apt install plasma-discover-backend-snap
- Enable Snapd if it’s not already enabled. You can do this by installing
snapd:
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sudo apt install snapd
- Start and enable Snapd:
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sudo systemctl enable --now snapd
- Restart Discover to load the Snap backend:
- You can either reboot your system or restart Discover by closing and reopening it.
After following these steps, Discover should now support installing and managing Snap applications.
But there are no Buttons after reboot
just open discover and do a search for “snap”
it was at the top of the list of results on kubuntu (and it was already installed).
well it was already installed:
and for Flatpak, I see the button you given before:
But for snap, there is no button: Configure permissions…
