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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
Quick question: If phijla is using a Flatpak version of Sigil, can that not introduce sandbox issues? Could the problem be that Flatpak itself does not make xsel and xclip available to its apps (even if available on the host machine)?
From what I understand, you can use the following command to see what commands are available to Flatpak Sigil with the following command:
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flatpak enter com.sigil_ebook.Sigil /bin/bash
if you don't see xsel/xclip in the output, it might be necessary for the Flatpak Sigil maintainer to include them. They've made such changes in the past to accommodate third-party plugin needs, I think. |
I agree that could be a possibility. When I first made the flatpak installation it could not find my java runtime. I noted in another thread somewhere that I mentioned the lack of this dependency to the devs of the flatpak version and it was remedied overnight.
Re your bit of code, I copied and ran it in a terminal and it did nothing. I suppose you intended it to be run in a terminal - but where?