TheUncleRemus

> ### Update > > if I replace `/lib/libapp.so` with the one from v3.3.0 it runs OK and even closes fine... I tried this and the app works but this...

Hi @hyangah yes! The key is to install `go` to a custom path that is "visible" to `flatpak` sandbox My proposal can be: - to add to docs of the...

Hi @hyangah , my objection points are: - your configuration is a `vscode-side` configuration, my configuration is `flatpak-side`. If you want to use `go` with another flatpak app? Yes, my...

Hi @hyangah , I have checked your configuration and I confirm to you that it doesn't works! If you want to setup the go-configuration `vscode-side`, the _minimum setup_ that works...

Hi @hyangah , yeah, correct! I means just this! When you run vscode by flatpak, your `vscode` run insiede in a sandbox and the environemnt variables like `$PATH` are differet!...

@hyangah do you have any updates?

Hi @hyangah , don't focus to screenshots, because the point is not: "how can I configure my vscode for golang". The point is: "How can I configure my ```flatpak vscode```...

@hyangah onestly I don't understand. The point, for me, is: if you have this environment - `vscode`from flatpak - `go`installation binary using default method (path) You can configure your `vscode`...

Hi guys I have opened an issue (and also I proposed a solution) to golang/vscode repo, to resolve this situation. follow the summary ## the problem > the problem is...

I can propose to you this workaround: - Download the tarball `jdk` from this link: [https://jdk.java.net/21/](https://jdk.java.net/21/) - unpack the `jdk-tarball` to a non-private path (for `flatpak-side`), like: `$HOME/.java/jdk` - refers...