lately alsa-launch seems to unconditionally try to call yad before it does any checks, that results in errors being printed when using the alsa-mixin part without yad (and any gtk bits) installed in the snap and makes the snap launch fail, as seen in ogra1/zoom-snap#63
lately alsa-launch seems to unconditionally try to call yad before it does any checks, that results in errors being printed when using the alsa-mixin part without yad (and any gtk bits) installed in the snap and makes the snap launch fail, as seen in ogra1/zoom-snap#63