"Failure to install WinApps"

[stdedos]

I don't know what the issue is - I will update the title as soon as the issue is more clear.

My only meaningful change in .conf is

WAFLAVOR="podman"

And I am using flatpak run com.freerdp.FreeRDP instead of an apt-get variant.

$ bash /tmp/curlbash/cecdf5bc594e0d0384ad6fa3663a52937865cfa98b8827064d3e12284a850ea3
################################################################################
#                                                                              #
#                            WinApps Install Wizard                            #
#                                                                              #
################################################################################

Q) Install or uninstall WinApps? --> Install
Q) Configure WinApps for the current user 'u' or the whole system? --> Current User
Q) Automatically install supported applications or choose manually? --> Manual (Default)

WinApps installation already present at /home/u/.local/bin/winapps-src. Updating...
Already up to date.
Installing WinApps.
Checking for existing conflicting WinApps installations... Done!
Attempting to load WinApps configuration file... Done!
Checking whether dependencies are installed... Done!
Checking container status... Done!
Checking for an open RDP Port on Windows... Done!
Attempting to establish a Remote Desktop connection with Windows... Done!
/tmp/curlbash/cecdf5bc594e0d0384ad6fa3663a52937865cfa98b8827064d3e12284a850ea3: line 1685: 3286521 Killed                  $FREERDP_COMMAND $RDP_FLAGS_NON_WINDOWS /cert:tofu /d:"$RDP_DOMAIN" /u:"$RDP_USER" ${RDP_PASSWORD_ARG:+"$RDP_PASSWORD_ARG"} /scale:"$RDP_SCALE" +auto-reconnect +home-drive /app:program:"C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe",cmd:"/C type NUL > $TEST_PATH_WIN && tsdiscon" /v:"$RDP_IP" &> "$FREERDP_LOG"
Checking for installed Windows applications... Done!
/tmp/curlbash/cecdf5bc594e0d0384ad6fa3663a52937865cfa98b8827064d3e12284a850ea3: line 1685: 3286985 Killed                  $FREERDP_COMMAND $RDP_FLAGS_NON_WINDOWS /cert:tofu /d:"$RDP_DOMAIN" /u:"$RDP_USER" ${RDP_PASSWORD_ARG:+"$RDP_PASSWORD_ARG"} /scale:"$RDP_SCALE" +auto-reconnect +home-drive /app:program:"C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe",cmd:"/C "$BATCH_SCRIPT_PATH_WIN"" /v:"$RDP_IP" &> "$FREERDP_LOG"
Creating an application entry for Windows... Done!
Q) How would you like to handle officially supported applications? --> Choose specific officially supported applications to set up
$

i.e. I am not getting output like #472, and I have stale freerdp windows

that can only be xkilled.

[stdedos]

The screens above + kills are #912 AKA #894 (i.e. for Ubuntu 24.04, use sudo apt-get install freerdp3-x11=3.5.0+dfsg1-0ubuntu1; sudo apt-mark hold freerdp3-x11.

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However still I am getting

$ bash /tmp/curlbash/cecdf5bc594e0d0384ad6fa3663a52937865cfa98b8827064d3e12284a850ea3
################################################################################
#                                                                              #
#                            WinApps Install Wizard                            #
#                                                                              #
################################################################################

Q) Install or uninstall WinApps? --> Install
Q) Configure WinApps for the current user 'u' or the whole system? --> Current User
Q) Automatically install supported applications or choose manually? --> Manual (Default)

WinApps installation already present at /home/u/.local/bin/winapps-src. Updating...
Already up to date.
Installing WinApps.
Checking for existing conflicting WinApps installations... Done!
Attempting to load WinApps configuration file... Done!
Checking whether dependencies are installed... Done!
Checking container status... Done!
Checking for an open RDP Port on Windows... Done!
Attempting to establish a Remote Desktop connection with Windows... Done!
Checking for installed Windows applications... Done!
Creating an application entry for Windows... Done!
Q) How would you like to handle officially supported applications? --> Choose specific officially supported applications to set up
$

It is a new VM and I don't have apps to install and I get it - but idk - maybe a message "no apps found" and "installation complete"? Or is it complete?