Hi Owen,
I was able to reproduce the command line error when launching Connect on my Linux box using Connect 4.2.7. I'll take this back to the team so we can investigate further.
I noticed that Connect still runs though and only outputs those errors when Connect is quit. Do you see the same behavior? You mentioned you can still run Connect on your machine so I suspect this is the case.
It probably depends on the desktop environment you are using (I am using KDE Plasma) but if you right-click on the Connect icon in the taskbar you should see an option to open the Preferences window.
Alternatively, you can use the Ctrl+P keyboard shortcut to open the Preferences window. If you have the Activity window open then doing the Ctrl+P shortcut should do the trick.
I am also seeing an issue where the "hamburger" menu icon is missing from the Activity window. You may still have access to it if you hover over the general area. For example, this is what I see:
Hope that helps.
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David Wosk
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Original Message:
Sent: Mon December 11, 2023 09:01 AM
From: Owen He
Subject: cannot configure download directory for Aspera Connect on Linux
My Aspera Connect could run on linux, but it appears that I could not find the preference settings on the aspera connect application icon. While trying to launch it from the command line, it showed the error messages shown above. The files I would like to download with Aspera connect are extremely large, so I prefer to set the download directory. Despite I have tried many ways, I still have not figured out how to set the download directory.
I tried to change the default download directory of my brower, tried to find the preference interface in vain, tried to launch the configuring interface with command line and failed again.
I wonder if anyone has any ideas about this situation?
Thanks a lot!
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Owen He
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