Jason Stelzer

Hello, I just recently found this project and it's quite nice. For this feature, I would caution that things like gnupg can be touchy. For instance, brew's gnupg package is...

Downloaded and tried a new build. Similar results: `Thread 1 "shadps4" received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault. Downloading 49.40 K source file /usr/src/debug/glibc/glibc/stdio-common/vfprintf-internal.c 0x00007ffff5871054 in __printf_buffer (buf=buf@entry=0x7fffff7ff4c0, format=0x7ffff7fa203d "%s%s", ap=0x7fffff7ff590, mode_flags=2)...

Ha! Ok I figured out the crash. TLDR: I hot swapped the libwayland-cursor.so.0 library inside of the image itself. This explains why it ran fine when i built it natively...

The only change i had to make to the .appimage was to replace the ubuntu shared library with the shared library from my arch box. I think there's legit a...

Yeah, I legit don't think its a bug that anyone in the project is directly responsible for fixing. I mean, it builds and runs fine on arch natively. If you...

I re-read my backtrace. vfprintf-internal.c is part of glibc-stdio. Most people in their right minds dont pack up glibc in their appimages, and this is no exception. Perhaps its a...

We could try it. I'll re-download it and let you know one way or the other.

So I had some cycles and tried packing ubuntu's libc6 in the app image. It didn't seem to work. Maybe its one of those things like the kernel version where...

No, I was embedding ubuntu versions of libc6. If I do it the other way it's the moral equivalent of what I did earlier.

As further proof it's that specific library, I pulled the same .so from a docker image. I used alpine:latest and once I repacked the appimage it ran without issue. /shrug