I am using Ubuntu 17.10 Artful Aardvark for the demonstration. Let’s get started. Installing Minikube Dependencies: Before we can start installing Minikube, we have to install some dependencies of Minikube. In this section, I will show you how to install the dependencies on Ubuntu. In 20.04 and 20.10 the version of the chromium-browser package no longer matches the Chromium version running on your system. On 20.10, the package is stuck at v85 but Chromium was actually silently updated under the hood in the snap to version 87. Minitube, the YouTube desktop application has just released version 2.1.6 with a fix for the playback of some YouTube videos. A minor change in Minitube’s Browse tab removes some so-called standard feeds like Most Shared, etc.
I’ve been a huge fan of Minitube. I use it nearly every work day to run interesting videos to give me a nice sound backdrop to work by. Mostly, I find myself playing AMVs, but I also enjoy just typing in random stuff to see what it starts playing.
Minitube Ubuntu 20.04
Docker linux debian. However, a few weeks ago, it just suddenly stopped working. I was sad, but there was a lot of stuff going on, so I just left it broken. Today, I found the fix.
On Minitube’s install page, Flavio mentions removing the phonon-backend-xine package as a possible solution. I tried it, and it worked. Given that I don’t know what other software may rely on this, I tried reinstalling the package, and Minitube still worked. After rebooting, I found that it no longer worked again, so it seems that the package does need to stay removed. I’ve updated the following to only show removing the package.
Here’s how you can do what I did.
Hopefully, you’ll be fast on your way to enjoying a fully-functional Minitube once again. If this doesn’t fix your issue, Minitube now has a forum that could help you out.
Ableton dmg. Good luck and happy Minitubing.
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