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I had the same issue on a clean install. I think this step is not required as when you run: sudo snap enable nebula
The resulting output is: error: cannot enable "nebula": snap "nebula" already enabled
I instead ran the following, and you can check the logs as described to ensure correct operation: sudo snap start nebula sudo snap logs nebula
Good luck, and hope this helps!
Thanks for the help @joshaspinall
Seems a bit weird that the snap is enabled upon start doesn't it? I'm not sure i totally understand whats happening here. But if it works without specifically running enable I guess a tweak to the documentation is in order :)
I'm trying to find a definitive answer in the Snap documentation, but no luck so far. I hate to make assumptions, but it may be that an install of a snap is enabled by default? Still learning on the snap front, but happy to help!
Fresh install of Ubuntu server, nebula is the first app installed:
Documentation out of date or need tweaking?
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