Filippo Squillace

Very strange, I guess you installed a fresh junest image and the latest junest command, right? Which linux distro has the host machine?

> What do you mean by installing the latest junest command? I mean to run: ``` cd ~/.local/share/junest git pull origin master ``` This is very strange because in Ubuntu...

There is definitely something strange in the host machine. Ubuntu 20.04 should have the User NS enabled by default.

How come there is not even the file `~/.junest/usr/bin/zgrep: No such file or directory`? The image is not installed correctly.

Hi, That's interesting. If I understand you correctly the `~` does not expand to be the actual path to home directory. I've never seen an issue like that. When you...

Where is the directory located. Can you show me the command you run and the error?

For that you'd need to explictly tell junest to bind that directory. By default only a subset of directory are bind to a JuNest session. The bind depends on which...

> Thanks for answer! > > > You can create a .desktop file of the program you want to use. > > Yeah I know, I was just looking for...

> That's a great idea! It might be as simple as updating the `XDG_DATA_DIRS` variable like: > > ``` > export XDG_DATA_DIRS=$XDG_DATA_DIRS:~/.junest/usr/share > ``` Actually no, some `.desktop` files contains...

I tried long time ago (with the `proot` mode) using awesome wm and was working. I would try with `ns` mode first. I imagine it may not be easy to...