[18:42] <el_tigro> Hello, wondering if I can get some assistance. I installed the androidsdk snap package and it contains a folder called cmdline-tools/bin/ with a bunch of executables (sdkmanager, avdmanager,...) however snap.yaml only exposes sdkmanager. How can I run other executables like avdmanager? I attempted to use 'snap run --shell androidsdk' which drops me in the snap's container wasn't able to do much from there. I also tried some stuff
[18:42] <el_tigro> with nsenter but no luck.
[19:05] <oerheks> maybe you want to add those to a profile? https://askubuntu.com/a/941222
[19:48] <hardwire> Howdy.  Anybody have an rngtools snap sitting around?
[19:48] <hardwire> Be nice if that was part of core18+
[19:50] <hardwire> Also.. Is there a configuration method to switch from wired to wireless connections via snap config or some other way?
[19:50] <hardwire> I'm setting up a GATT server for standard ubuntu to do this.. but we are migrating to core.
[20:53] <mup> Issue core18#176 opened: systemd media.mount can't unmount disk <Created by montvid> <https://github.com/snapcore/core18/issues/176>
[21:05] <el_tigro> oerheks: Thanks but there's an issue. Once the snap is installed I can use sdkmanager to install other executables (e.g adb, ...), which get installed under $HOME/AndroidSDK/... which run without issue. I can even have sdkmanager install another copy of avdmanager in my home directory as well. The problem is that the avdmanager has a java dependency, which I would prefer not to install on my main system. So I really want to run
[21:05] <el_tigro> avdmanager witin the snap container, where the right version of java is installed. I'm also curious to know if it's possible to get a shell in the snap container that would allow me to do so. 'snap run --shell ...' drops me in the container but I get "permission denied" when trying to do most things.
[21:12] <el_tigro> I was hoping that  'snap run --shell androidsdk' would behave similarly to "lxc exec  <instance> bash" but that doesn't seem to be the case. any insight would be appreciated, not just for solving my specific issue but to understand where my understanding is flawed.