Re: TeXmacs 2.5.1 Linux/flatpak directory problem
Carl Sturtivant <[email protected]> Tue, 31 Mar 2026 16:06:35 -0500
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Okay, I was able to fix my problem as follows. First, I had flatpak install flatseal, which enables flatpak application sandbox permissions to be modified on a per application basis. Second, I ran flatseal and selected TeXmacs and allowed access to all user files. Normality is resumed! Carl. On 3/31/26 3:37 PM, Marc Mertens wrote: > Hello, > > I don't use flatpak [because I compile TexMacs from source] > but I think your problem is caused by the sandboxing done by flatpak. > The following links can probally help in setting the permissions for > the sandbox. > > https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxquestions/comments/iivbs9/how_to_allow_flatpak_applications_access_to_a/ > > https://linuxconfig.org/understanding-flatpak-security-and-permissions > > Alternative ypu can try a appimage from texmacs > > https://www.texmacs.org/tmweb/download/linux.en.html > > Hopes this helps > > > Marc Mertens > > > > On Tue, 2026-03-31 at 13:49 -0500, Carl Sturtivant wrote: >> Hello, >> >> Note: I am a computer scientist. >> >> I am now regretting moving to TeXmacs 2.1.5 because it fails to see >> anything in my home directory excepting the Documents folder and its >> contents. >> >> I installed the flatpak version on my Linux desktop. There's no >> package >> for my distribution. I had flatpak check the installation. (flatpak >> repair) I've had no other trouble with flatpak which I use >> extensively >> and have for years. >> >> When I try to open a TeXmacs document that is not in the tree rooted >> at >> ~/Documents by double clicking it fails. For example a file in my >> home >> directory itself. (If I try to use the open file dialog such a >> document >> in my home directory is not even visible, nor any other directories >> there excepting ~/Documents.) >> >> I get an "Error messages" titled new window with an error line in it >> that I cannot copy. Here it is, typed in. >> >> Warning: Load error for /run/user/1000/doc/7f6c91bf/blah.tm, Success >> >> When I go to the extended message in this window it says an exception >> was thrown followed by a segmentation fault. The exception message >> says >> it cannot concretize a tuple, and the description of the tuple is too >> long for the line in the window even maximized, so the end of the >> message is lost. >> >> How should I proceed? >> >> Carl. >> >> >>