Ed Reel

You definitely don't want to run crew in Linux Apps on a Chromebook. The easiest thing to do there would be the following: ``` sudo apt update && sudo apt...

> > If you are in crew, there is no need to install with flatpak. You can simply run `crew install obs`. > > well we actually can't due [Qt...

@beliefless-dogmasless: Unless I'm mistaken, I think @VitaliyKulikov wants auto-completion for crew commands and not just bash. Correct me if I'm wrong @VitaliyKulikov.

@VitaliyKulikov: There are instructions in the postinstall section of the `git` package that explain how you can get auto-completion working.

I don't have an answer. I will need to look into it further but I'm thinking initially that an rw mount is not necessary.

The problem with a "default" `~/.bashrc` is every user has their own "preferences". It would be nice if each package could detect which shell is active and configure automagically but...

> > All dependencies of zstd need to be installed... > > This is not the case. As I have shown, `lz4` can be removed and crew will still function....

Are you saying you installed crew successfully without clearing out `/usr/local` first? In the stable branch? What is the output of `cat /etc/lsb-release`?

> I believe this is still a problem; I powerwashed and cannot reinstall chromebrew with the bash installer, getting repeated crew-preload.so cannot be preloaded errors until this same final failure....

I just launched Vivaldi on a Lenovo N32 Yoga Chromebook (aarch64) and it worked fine. Make sure sommelier is running. You can check with `ps ax|grep sommelier`. If it fails...