I writing post below to clarify, how to "make sure ~/tmp is on a filesystem with "dev,suid,exec""
When you start uck there's workaround mentioned on welcome screen:
...
Requirements:
1. about 5 GB of free disk space in /home/artem/tmp
(on local machine and mounted with "dev,suid,exec" options)
...
so it's crucial to remount filesystem where ~/tmp folder resides with "dev,suid,exec" options
(in my case it's a filesystem on a separate partition with mount point /home, maybe you have /home inside root filesystem)
I writing post below to clarify, how to "make sure ~/tmp is on a filesystem with "dev,suid,exec""
When you start uck there's workaround mentioned on welcome screen:
...
Requirements:
1. about 5 GB of free disk space in /home/artem/tmp
(on local machine and mounted with "dev,suid,exec" options)
...
so it's crucial to remount filesystem where ~/tmp folder resides with "dev,suid,exec" options
(in my case it's a filesystem on a separate partition with mount point /home, maybe you have /home inside root filesystem)
you can do it this way:
sudo mount -o remount, dev,suid, exec /home
or if you have not separate partition for /home:
sudo mount -o remount, dev,suid, exec /
Then try "Run console application" one more time.