tomboylover93

The image we're using is Ubuntu 24.04 and /usr/lib/libwayland-cursor.so.0 should be provided by libwayland-dev. I don't know what the issue is, but in case it's with old packages it should...

I just tried running it on an Arch Distrobox and didn't have this issue. Might be because of the differences between using docker/podman containers and bare metal installs but this...

glibc in Ubuntu 24.04 is 2.39, and on Arch it's 2.40+r66+g7d4b6bcae91f-1, that might be why. The easiest fix I can think of is including glibc in the AppImage.

Did you happen to try leaving libwayland-cursor intact and including Arch's glibc in the AppImage?

I'll need further confirmation from other people that this problem exists and isn't exclusive to your setup as I can't replicate it either on bare metal (Bazzite) or the Arch...

Text boxes are also pretty hard to see. I could be wrong, but I think you should change either `QPalette::HighlightedText` or `QPalette::ToolTipBase` to Qt::white. 

I'm thinking of doing this myself. I'm not sure if I could add such things as a -GAME and -DLC folder (I do not know how that is handled) but...

Not exactly a pain to do/deal with and more so that it takes up a ton of screen real estate, considering that the Settings window already has some scaling issues...

It's not obsolete (at least I don't think). You could change "install" to "scan from" and it would make more sense, and there are reasons why one would want to...

I tried both of these. The first one broke all themes and their icon colors and the second has no effect. Unless I missed something? As for placing the widget...