couldn't the packaging change to use electron from the package manager? instead of installing almost 700mb in /opt/ElectronMail, this is the biggest package I've installed on my system and it's a simple mail viewer....
Turns out that there's a symlink issue with the newer version, Removing the old symlink, updating the package, and replacing the symlink fixed it for me, Made an account to post this:
$ sudo rm /usr/local/bin/electron-mail
Update the package
Make a new symlink if the update doesn't make a new one (name it what you want): $ sudo ln -s /opt/ElectronMail/ElectronMail /usr/local/bin/electron-mail
This AUR package changed the maintainer to the main developer of the project, good luck.
The install get stuck at " -> Stripping unneeded symbols from binaries and libraries..." After trying to start electronmail after trying to update it I started to get segmentation fault and core dump.. something is seriously wrong.
Getting an error page when logging in now:
There was a problem connecting to Proton. Please refresh the page or check your connection. Error: App version outdated
In the most recent update I lost the systray icon for electronmail-bin. I have twisted the knobs and pushed the buttons in app to see if I can bring this back but there was not effect. As this is the only application effect I am wondering if you could point me in a direction to debug/fix this Thanks.
@frederikstroem yes, next update I'll switch it to SHA
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@xAsh: The
electronmailpackage building from source uses the system Electron package.