Hello everyone, OMate Chat finally supports the desktop version. In fact, OMate is developed based on cross-platform technology, which theoretically supports the desktop version. However, since some components we use do not support the desktop version, it has not been released until now.
Currently, by replacing compatible components/disabling functions, OMate can now run on computers. There may be some minor issues, and we welcome your feedback in this post, which we will address promptly.
After testing, due to poor support of many components on Linux, there are many detailed issues, and official support is not provided. However, a test version on Ubuntu is available:
It still doesn’t work. After this recovery failure, there will be a list of roles and a list of knowledge bases. Roles cannot initiate conversations, and knowledge base files cannot be edited or deleted.
Teacher, where is the data stored on the computer? I found that the newly downloaded version has data even without restoring the backup, so it might need to be cleared.
I found the path, it’s here.
C:\Users\admin\AppData\Roaming\org.omate\omate
However, even after clearing it, it still prompts a restore failure when trying to restore.
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WINDOWS 11 failed to restore the backup file, and there was an error when creating a conversation. Could it be because the directory C:\Users\admin\AppData\Roaming\org.omate\omate does not have write permissions (because the C drive is the system drive)?
I have the exact same issue with my Win10, showing backup failure. Although returning to the main page shows everything is there, none of it is operable.
After restoring a backup, you need to exit the application and re-enter.
This prompt appears when returning to the homepage on a MAC端.