When realizing I needed to take actual notes and work my way through the book I figured I'd use a powerful and FOSS note keeping tool: Enter Cherrytree! I'm currently running through the Python for Everybody specialization on Coursera, and while the first chapters of the book were a breeze to do on the fly and editing in Kate, I realized when reaching chapter 10 than I may have some gaps. I'll introduce myself an my problem with this post, so to anyone who don't have the time to help me out, hi! I verified this connection was missing by refreshing to the edge channel: ~$ sudo snap refresh -classic cherrytree -channel=latest/edgeĬherrytree (edge) 0.99.36 from Heather Ellsworth (hellsworth) refreshed Removable-media cherrytree:removable-media :removable-media manual

Gsettings cherrytree:gsettings :gsettings. When I checked the connections, I no longer see a connection to the home directory: ~$ snap connections cherrytreeĬontent cherrytree:gtk-3-themes gtk-common-themes:gtk-3-themes -Ĭontent cherrytree:icon-themes gtk-common-themes:icon-themes -ĭesktop-legacy cherrytree:desktop-legacy :desktop-legacy.

After running some set of updates yesterday, I started off today trying to open my CherryTree notes file as normal and received a strange set of permission denied file errors.

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