Hey @nwarren!
I just checked the Software Center - at least from Zorin, that’s Ubuntu-based - and saw that the installation source is via SNAP. This means that the plugin and preferences folders are different than the ones that are installed via normal repositories (or DEB files).
Therefore, on the folder you have above, you will need to add:
I understood ‘snap’ is not a recommended source for programs.
OnlyOffice published a full update (v7.0) today, noting that Flatpack will be available soon. Do you recommend I wait to upgrade/install later from Flathub?
Hey @nwarren!
Snap is preferred by some and not by others. I personally don’t prefer them much as the apps may tend to have configuration limitations due to their high level of “sand-boxing” (independent memory space).
To answer your questions from the end and moving up.
When you try to create a folder and you get a “No such file or directory” it means that you are trying to create a folder inside another folder that doesn’t exist. Other than that, your command syntax is correct.
The “94” folder is the version of your OnlyOffice and you may have a different one installed than the one I have. In this scenario, there is a symbolic link that acts as a folder “forwarder”. However, it seems that your Snaps are not located in the general area (or perhaps your OnlyOffice installed differently).
Let’s try to locate it. First, you’ll need to install an “Indexer” utility.
sudo apt install mlocate
Once it installs, it will normally do an indexing on its own. This will last only a few seconds (you will see a message about building a database). If you don’t see it and the installation finishes fast, you can initiate or update the index database by typing:
sudo updatedb
Then, you can check to see where your OnlyOffice is installed, by typing:
locate onlyoffice-desktopeditors
It will produce a list of what it finds and will let you know where everything is installed.
If nothing comes up, try: