kristbaum

This #100 would probably be related

> I expect people will just launch the app graphically, from the list of applications installed on their computer, so this does not seem like a big deal. There isn't...

You're right, although I wanted to prevent the additional baggage that comes with including the gnome extension. I tried adding a desktop launcher without it, but so far could not...

@antoine2711 I think i fixed the RAM issue, still working on the automatic opening of the browser! It's already in the released snap, you can try it out! > And...

I think I found a much better solution to the "browser not opening" problem. The fallback option using xdg-open should now trigger when it detects it runs inside a snap...

The "refine" alias has been [granted](https://forum.snapcraft.io/t/refine-alias-for-openrefine/30104). > Note that OpenRefine is now available via APT in Ubuntu/Debian. I suspect this could make this snap file a lot simpler, no? https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openrefine/3.5.2-1...

> But I still can't run it on my ChromeOS. > Got a clue why? > > Regards, Antoine I'm still not sure, but have found multiple reports of problems...

> K @kristbaum. I will take a look at that. But like I said earlier, OpeRefine runs fine in the Linux environment on ChromeOS, when I launch it through the...

It is a upstream issue, because [kde-frameworks](https://snapcraft.io/kde-frameworks-5-core18) have decided to only build for amd64. This may change when the stable base moves to core20, but for now it's sadly broken.

Would it be possible to merge this small change, to improve the usability of the snap? Atm it has about 200 users and the launching of the browser still is...