Saverio Miroddi

A few posts on the net mention other two potential solutions: `apt clean` and `apt update --fix-missing`.

> same issue > > ```shell > (base) user@Ubuntu:~/Downloads$ sudo dpkg -i rustdesk-1.1.9.deb > (Reading database ... 245934 files and directories currently installed.) > Preparing to unpack rustdesk-1.1.9.deb ... >...

> an `assert!()` seems aggressive. One alternative would be to simply check if the argument is 0, and if so, make it 1... Thoughts? I actually think that raising an...

> We should consider taking the approach used in https://github.com/rust-gamedev/rust-game-ports/pull/61/files, found via the linked issue. > > @64kramsystem, does that sound right to you? Hi there! Yes, makes sense, and...

For reference, I'm experiencing this problem as well, and it's very obscure, since, also in my case, it's unrelated from typical misconfigurations. To be specific, on: - AWS, Ubuntu 14.04,...

For reference (again), the problem is related (at least in my case) to `libmysqlclient20` - I don't know if it's a bug in the library itself, or in the mysql2...

> @saveriomiroddi Have you got any more insight on this error? I have a similar problem in production, and your report is the only similar situation I have found :/...

> @saveriomiroddi Thanks for the answer. As it does not seem to be a generic "ubuntu18 + libmysqlclient20" problem, it might be related to ruby / mysql version / the...

(moved my comment to a separate issue, #70)

> How was the cannonball explosion made? I've taken an existing [particles] explosion definition from the codebase, and tweaked it :smile: