Arduino Web Editor installation difficult on Linux (Fedora 24)


i faced number of challenges trying plugin installed , sketch uploaded.  part of may due me using fedora 24 (which has recent packages)


issue 1: installation failed missing library.  libindicator3.so.? fixed installing libindicator-gtk3 , possibly libindicator packages.  nice if installer depended on these packages or otherwise listed these packages

i may have needed run installer twice (not sure may have been due next issue)

issue 2: after install completed opened editor in chrome , claimed plugin not installed.  looking in chrome console see:
https://localhost:8991/info failed load resource: net::err_insecure_response
2vendor.7964bf9f.js:10 automatically scrolling cursor view after selection change disabled in next version set editor.$blockscrolling = infinity disable message
https://localhost:8992/info failed load resource: net::err_ssl_protocol_error
https://localhost:8993/info failed load resource: net::err_connection_refused
https://localhost:8994/info failed load resource: net::err_connection_refused

the editor seems doing port scan , should detect err_insecure_response , recognise that port open certificate needs accepted.  perhaps pop open window user.

anyway opened https://localhost:8991/info , accepted tls accepted. 
 
after editor happy plugin loaded but...

issue 3: when pushing sketch revealed missing dependency ncurses.so.5.  on fedora 24 supplied ncurses-compat-libs

issue 4: rerunning sketch upload revealed final error.  1 i'm guessing familiar
avrdude: ser_open(): can't open device "/dev/ttyacm0": permission denied

this fixed adding user dialout group

sudo usermod -a -g dialout <username>



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