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"Can't query network for available connections, network not selected" on chromeos flex #74
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That will likely be because it's chromeos and that's not supported. Only Windows, macOS and Linux (X11, and work in progress on wayland). The errors you're seeing:
When downloading Cursr you should have seen that there's no build/download for chromeos. As this is not in demand right now I don't have plans to add support or it, but I'll leave this issue open so people can upvote it and if there will be enough interest/thumbs up on this issue I'll consider adding it, but I don't think there will be many requiring support for chromeos so it's unlikely to happen. |
There shouldn't have to be any support for ChromeOS Flex, because it installs .deb files in a vm, thus it is a matter of linux support, not specifically ChromeOS Flex support. |
Could be but it's still a support issue as Linux environments vary much more than Windows and macOS do. I did look into why ChromeOS Flex was being detected as Linux I did notice that it's Linux based, so what you say does make sense, however it is 'X-Generic' which still is not officially supported. Note that it was not on my radar/I'm lacking the knowledge of ChromeOS because I or anyone I know never used one (except for very short time long ago I had very limited chromebook) indicating a too low demand. Currently Linux is <5% of users, those using ChromeOS Linux will probably be way less than even 1% I have a pending update to website which indicates that only X11 and Gnome desktop combinations are officially supported for now. Wayland and KDE support is work in progress. 'X-Generic' from what I understand is just a generic term probably indicating that it's using X window system meaning:
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Yeap, by default UDP 61650 for discovery of other peer instances and 4440 for TCP and UDP communications between devices - can change both in Virtual Switch setting section. However this won't resolve the 'network not selected' issue as Cursr doesn't see on which network it should bind to those ports. If you or anyone else by any chance can test node.js os package function 'os.networkInterfaces()' on chromeos flex and let me know what it returns, that could help identify if it's node.js issue or is it issue with Cursr code - sooner than I may be able to start looking into this issue. But first check if any of the supported networks from my previous message are available on your device. If they are not than that will be the issue as Cursr doesn't support other network types for now (but can be worked around with ZeroTier or other similar solution). |
That's because there are no networks that Cursr can find. The Reload Network only works/is needed if you detected new network/connected to new wifi or ethernet and don't see the network on the dropdown list. |
As mentioned above:
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Description
The message between quotation marks in the title is shown on chromeos flex version 127.0.6478.222 when pressing this button..
Cursr version 1.7.2 installed from .deb.
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