Hello, i’m completely new to Linux. I am trying to install Discord, i tried it manually downloading and installing, over snap and over the dnf package manager. after install if i run Discord/discord in the terminal as a command it says no command found. Can someone help me?

Hi, welcome to the community! AppVM gets its root filesystem from another qube (template qube), Fedora (or Debian), by default. So whenever you want to introduce changes into the root filesystem (including installing something) you have to do it in the latter qube. After that you will have to shutd…

is there no other way than cloning TemplateVMs to circumvent installing malicious software in a Template instead of cloning it and editing the other Template, like i tried installing Applications like Discord in an AppVM by CLI? I very appreciate your help. But i can’t see a reason why not to start…

[image] alexander: is there no other way than cloning TemplateVMs to circumvent installing malicious software in a Template You can also create a StandaloneVM: Redirecting… . Indeed, Qubes is extremely user-friendly given it’s internal complexity and many amazing features. I’m glad you are wi…

Maybe someone can help us out. This is what my Dom0 Log is showing i am believing that may be related to this problem. (XEN) System RAM: 8067MB (8261228kB) (XEN) Domain heap initialised (XEN) ACPI: Invalid sleep control/status register data: 0:0x8:0x3 0:0x8:0x3 (XEN) ACPI: 32/64X FACS address m…

There are several ways to install in AppVM: Community-built AppImage . Copy it somewhere in your home folder, chmod -x and run it from there. Flatpak . In the template, install flatpak. In the AppVM, do flatpak install --user flathub com.discordapp.Discord. The --user causes flatpak to install i…

I’ve done it successfully to myself(im sorry, i have not seen the documentation referred to snapd…), i’ve installed snapd and the qubes helper program in TemplateVM, then installed discord via snapd in the AppVM. It worked flawless. But now i have another problem, Qubes comes only with Thunderbird …

[image] alexander: And the documentation does not explain installing files manually under qubes in a way so that they shine up in the applications manager. [image] App menu shortcut troubleshooting For ease of use Qubes aggregates shortcuts to applications that are installed in ap…

Yes, just update the Debian 10 template, and you get at least 78.6.0 On the other issue, you could simply adjust your path, so that the Thunderbird you have installed in your home directory is called before that in /usr/bin. This isn’t a Qubes specific problem, and you’ll find many guides online…

i see- only under Debian out of box in Qubes Thunderbird version 78xx is running. Under Fedora this isn’t the case. It is a little bit confusing because the standard configuration refers or suggests that the personal-AppVM is intended to use for E-Mail, and the standard TemplateVM of this AppVM is …

[image] alexander: It is a little bit confusing because the standard configuration refers or suggests that the personal-AppVM is intended to use for E-Mail, and the standard TemplateVM of this AppVM is based on Fedora. Qubes historically is based on Fedora and suggests it for many things by d…

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