OneDrive(r) in Bazzite, missing deps?
This is the "onedriver" github: https://github.com/jstaf/onedriver
I'm trying to install it via rpm-ostree and the installation fails due to missing dependencies (see screenshot).
Where did I screw up and what can I do to resolve this?
GitHub
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so, rolling back to an unmodified ostree image, then layering onedriver ontop worked. I'll try your nix bundle after that, but for now this will do. thanks for your help!
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maybe use distrobox
thank you, but I tried it. it installs and runs fine in distrobox, but it seems to only be able to read the actual onedrive filesystem from within the distrobox container, even when I use a folder in my regular home dir. no dice 🙁
oh yeah me am dumb
that's the way it is because of namespaces
does homebrew have it?
doesn't look like it, I did a search and it didn't come up
maybe I need to compile it from source...
i tried a thing ahead of time
creating a Nix bundle
since i use Nix/Nix OS
a bundle is a single executable with everything in there
i could send it to ya somehow
too big for discord though
I might want that if we can't somehow figure out the problem lol. feels like a last resort
layering is the actual last resort
can break the system as it kinda replaces sysstem files
maybe that's what happend when I installed this calendar app
I'll try removing those layers and give it another go
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1EdQw1KgNbmSHxHQBD3FDL6agIZLWJYTo/view uploaded the file to google drive
if you need it
Google Docs
onedriver-arx
thank you, I appreciate that life saver lol
the built in web browser might not work you should launnch it with
-n
it gives you a link you can open in any browseralright, I'll keep that in mind
oh & this is what it looks like when you run it with
-n
just gives you a link to open in a brows
you log in there & it works i guess
didn't actually log in myself
because don't have a microsoft account & too lazy to create one
oh dang
just tried the bundle turns out i had an account & doesn't work after login
bundles have some limitations related to TLS
oh the bundle doesn't work for me
because i'm on Nix OS
may very well work for you
there's a different program
called rclone
maybe you can find easily installable binaries of that
oh you definitely can
though
it's a bit hacky
there's a gui flatpak you can install & the cli tool comes as part of that
Solution
so, rolling back to an unmodified ostree image, then layering onedriver ontop worked. I'll try your nix bundle after that, but for now this will do. thanks for your help!