[SOLVED] vscode, atom, btackets - segfault on current
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I think the update on the 21st broke atom,brackets and vscode editors.
I wonder whether any of the above editors work fine for you if you are running the latest current or is it just me?
Read again the Skype's story...
How all of your applications are Electron based, I believe that's either a crash caused by the current GLIBC or, well... they look for talking with (e)logind.
that is fixed with electron 2.0.8, but also the latest stable atom bundles a lower electron version.
so conraid suggest to go with the development version (ATM 1.32.0-beta0), and that works: if you want to try it you can apply the following modifications to the SlackBuild on SBo
i doubt this has anything to do with the skype story, it is indeed the glibc i think.
I will just have to wait until it get's fixed.
In the mean time i will just use the flatpak
yes, it should be fixed since electron-2.0.8, but this node sh*t gets bundled with the apps (by the apps developers) in many different versions and they are not necessarily the latest (I suppose they bundle the versions they have tested their stuff with): I quote myself just above
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Originally Posted by ponce
that is fixed with electron 2.0.8, but also the latest stable atom bundles a lower electron version.
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