Latest Candidate: channel 20
ubuntu-frame98-mir2.13.0 on track 20 looks to be working for us with no issues.
Latest Candidate: channel 22
ubuntu-frame 100-mir2.13.0 on track 22 is completely broken and the daemon won’t even start
Latest Candidate: channel 20
ubuntu-frame98-mir2.13.0 on track 20 looks to be working for us with no issues.
Latest Candidate: channel 22
ubuntu-frame 100-mir2.13.0 on track 22 is completely broken and the daemon won’t even start
Hi @cluemaster, thanks for letting us know.
I’ve split your post into a separate topic. The 22
track is a work in progress, and the piece that’s currently missing is:
$ sudo snap connect ubuntu-frame:graphics-core22 mesa-core22
$ sudo snap restart ubuntu-frame
You can confirm the connection with:
$ snap connections ubuntu-frame
Interface Plug Slot Notes
content - ubuntu-frame:ubuntu-frame-diagnostic -
content[graphics-core22] ubuntu-frame:graphics-core22 mesa-core22:graphics-core22 manual
hardware-observe ubuntu-frame:hardware-observe :hardware-observe -
login-session-control ubuntu-frame:login-session-control - -
network-bind ubuntu-frame:network-bind :network-bind -
opengl ubuntu-frame:opengl :opengl -
wayland - ubuntu-frame:wayland -
x11 ubuntu-frame:x11 :x11 -
Let us know please if this helps!
In any case, you probably don’t want to switch to the 22
track - the 20
one will continue to be maintained (though no new features). Unless, that is, you move your application to base: core22
as well, to avoid both the core20
and core22
snaps installed.
I Agree and thank you for the advice. track 22 has some issues it seems. We’re working on porting our snap to core22. I did confirm that the slot connection is missing when installing -channel 22/candidate. I manually mapped to the mesa-core22 slot in your example and the ubuntu-frame starts up and our updated cluemaster snap connects and displays even though it’s using core20.
All of our pc’s in the wild were installed using snap install ubuntu-frame
. @saviq Will that automatically put and keep them on track 20 or 22? I just did a fresh install and it installs this. How do I know what track that is?
ubuntu-frame 98-mir2.12.1 5146 latest/stable canonical✓ -
Great, thanks for the confirmation - all that’s expected today.
latest
is the default track, and that’s what you are on. For now we’ll leave it at base: core20
, but would like to move it to base: core22
in the future, we’ll have to find out what’s possible.
If/when latest
moves to base: core22
, your devices will get upgraded and will work fine, provided there’s enough space on the disk for the extra core22
and mesa-core22
snap. If you have a non-standard graphics-core20
provider, that would require manual intervention, either refreshing to 20/stable
to stay on the base: core20
version, or making sure that a custom graphics-core22
provider is used.