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Segmentation Fault running AppImageUpdate on Ubuntu 18.04 #185
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Please see if the solution from #150 resolves this. We should get rid of Gtk entirely. Not worth the hassle. |
I think shipping those platform plugins was initially your idea, wasn't it? I remember a discussion about some "alien look". Aren't they built and installed in the CI scripts in this repository? |
Without doing any modification to the appimage as described in #150 Just run from the console: See [squashfs-root]/apprun-hooks/linuxdeploy-plugin-qt-hook.sh
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"Native look" is so overrated... @BobSynfig mind to open an issue over at linuxdeploy-plugin-qt? |
@TheAssassin I'd say let's just remove the offending parts as explained in #150, wdyt? Seems like trying to make Qt apps look native on Gtk systems is just not worth the hassle because Gtk doesn't seem to offer the long-term stability guarantees we'd want. (Personally I am trying to keep my systems as Gtk-free as possible nowadays.) |
There is nothing wrong with shipping the platform themes. |
...but apparently not with shipping its (Gtk) dependencies. |
See #185 (comment). "Guessing" that environment variable is the issue. |
I get a segmentation fault trying to run AppImageUpdate with no arguments on Ubuntu 18.04:
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