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ok, I found https://xiaoyifang.github.io/goldendict-ng/topic_flatpak/ |
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Anyway, I have 4.5 GiB of cached files in ~/.var/app/io.github.xiaoyifang.goldendict_ng/cache/goldendict |
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From https://www.reddit.com/r/flatpak/comments/1qpi9y8/goldendictng_creates_new_run_folder_and_loses/ it seems it's a flatpak bug. And maybe it would have worked if I had given read-write permission when set the fixed dictionaries path. |
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Giving read/write permission to the selected source directories seems to have worked. |
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I'm using fedora 43 kde and installed goldendict-ng from flathub (26.1.0).

Then I indexed my dictionaries that are in ~/Documents/Dicionários/
It took a long time because there are many.
The next time I opened goldendict-ng there were no dictionaries (only the default ones). The problem is that the app uses some mount point that probably changes everytime I login (or reboot).
I will post a screenshot of the Dictionaries window (F3) where it shows how the name changes.
How to work around that? It looks like it's some issue with the flatpak. There is a native package but it's still in version 25.11, that's why I installed the flatpak (otherwise I always prefer native packages because of this kind of issues).
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