Is there a way to open files stored outside /home
directory?
For example, I've got a shared disk formatted in ZFS that auto mounts stuff in /Volumes/dataset_name
I use it to transfer big projects from and to my Mac. OK, that's a weird case, but can't access anything mounted in /media
either and well, now that's kinda...
Also, have to point that isn't about one particular snapped program, I've installed many recommended on OMG Ubuntu to test them and so far none had the ability to open anything outside /home
; last case but by no means the only one KeePassXC.
Have tried using symlinks and changing some directories permissions but to no avail.
--classic
or--devmode
option. Try--classic
first...--classic
I could open things on/media
but/Volumes
is still not being listed. Same when using--devmode
. If I runsudo mkdir /asdasd
The program doesn't show this directory either.--classic
or--devmode
unless the upstream developer intended it. Those have implications for users. We're seeing users are following this advice and breaking their snap installs. Installing with devmode will disable automatic updates, and break confinement. Installing with classic mode will bypass confinement and may break the application completely as library paths are all wrong.