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SiYuan Flatpak

This distribution is maintained by volunteers, not by SiYuan team.

Upstream repository: https:/siyuan-note/siyuan .

⚠️NOTICE⚠️

Since version 3.1.8, SiYuan Flatpak is required to use $XDG_CONFIG_HOME instead of $HOME due to the Flatpak sandbox.
See: #47 .

This breaking change will alter the workspace locations for users who already installed SiYuan Flatpak.

Following this update, the default absolute paths used by SiYuan Flatpak will change, as shown in the table below:

USED AS BEFORE NOW
Workspace ~/SiYuan ~/.var/app/org.b3log.siyuan/SiYuan
Configuration ~/.config/siyuan ~/.var/app/org.b3log.siyuan/.config/siyuan
Configuration ~/.config/SiYuan ~/.var/app/org.b3log.siyuan/.config/SiYuan
Configuration ~/.config/SiYuan-Electron ~/.var/app/org.b3log.siyuan/.config/SiYuan-Electron

Users need to copy and overwrite their data to the new paths.

Alternatively, users can migrate their workspace to ~/Documents/SiYuan and open the new workspace in the menu.

Wayland support

Wayland is disabled by default for compatibility reasons. It can be enabled by setting the environment variable --socket=wayland either using Flatseal, or the command line, like so:

$ flatpak override --user --socket=wayland org.b3log.siyuan

Wayland support can also be temporarily enabled for a single run:

$ flatpak run --socket=wayland org.b3log.siyuan

Known issues

Broken functionality on Wayland

There are some features that don't yet work in Electron-based applications, including SiYuan, when running as a native Wayland client:

  1. Input method frameworks

Work in progress…

Flatpak sandbox limitation

SiYuan Flatpak faces restrictions when reading or writing to users' home directories due to the Flatpak sandbox.
See: #47 .

By default, users now only have read access in these directories:

  • ~/Videos
  • ~/Pictures
  • ~/Music

and have read/write access in these directories:

  • ~/Desktop
  • ~/Documents
  • ~/Downloads

So, users can only export documents, such as PDFs, or create a new workspace in the three directories above.