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You can run Arduino IDE by adding --no-sandbox--no-sandbox in the command line when starting it.

This is a workaround for a real problem with Ubuntu Noble 24.04 beta. Also other appimage files, like the one for Cider are having, have the same issue and solution.

You can run Arduino IDE by adding --no-sandbox in the command line when starting it.

This is a workaround for a real problem with Ubuntu Noble 24.04 beta. Also other appimage files like the one for Cider are having the same issue and solution.

You can run Arduino IDE by adding --no-sandbox in the command line when starting it.

This is a workaround for a real problem with Ubuntu Noble 24.04 beta. Also other appimage files, like the one for Cider, have the same issue and solution.

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answered Apr 23, 2024 at 12:20

BertRAMAerts

You can run Arduino IDE by adding --no-sandbox in the command line when starting it.

This is a workaround for a real problem with Ubuntu Noble 24.04 beta. Also other appimage files like the one for Cider are having the same issue and solution.