I didn't really think this deserved a Github ticket as such because there's nothing actionable yet, but at the same time, I imagine this information is probably worth spreading. Ubuntu 22.04 will no longer ship with the libfuse2 package by default. The AppImage distribution (and more generally, all…

I installed Kubuntu 22.04 two days ago. I didn't do anything special and I was able to install one appImage program and it ran fine. Running the following command apt list --installed | grep libfuse2 shows libfuse2 installed: libfuse2/jammy,now 2.9.9-5ubuntu3 amd64 [installed,automatic] Ma…

[image] rqk: Maybe something else installed it or the distribution started including It could honestly be either of those, however I'm tempted to think it's the prior. It's still in the repositories and so other applications can mark it as a dependency which means it could be pulled in like t…

Hello, a quick way to test this is to read the *.iso manifest. For jammy beta it's here: https://releases.ubuntu.com/jammy/ubuntu-22.04-beta-desktop-amd64.manifest [image] As we can see, we have libfuse3. I've been testing jammy and didn't notice issues. Although I wasn't launching joplin on a va…

I can confirm that it is a problem with a vanilla Ubuntu 22.04 LTS install. Downloading the appimage and attempting to launch it does nothing at all. If you launch from terminal: $ ./Joplin-2.7.15.AppImage dlopen(): error loading libfuse.so.2 AppImages require FUSE to run. You might still be a…

AppImages (in general, not only this one) require the FUSE package, so need to install it with 'apt install fuse libfuse2'.

The problem isn't installing libfuse2, it is how to communicate that to people. Ubuntu is still very much one of the biggest names out there for people who are new to Linux and this could potentially be a big blow to appimage itself if it isn't updated to not rely on libfuse2. There is almost cert…

Thanks, @Daeraxa , for pointing it out this important topic for installing Joplin in Ubuntu 22.04, but If you have already tested Can Joplin run without any other issue in v22.04 if you install before "fuse libfuse2" on Ubuntu? Please confirm.

Well credit for that aspect goes to @james-carroll but from some limited testing it seems to be just fine once you install libfuse2. After a bit of googling it is still very much in the Ubuntu repositories and supported but has moved from "main" to "universe", the basic Ubuntu release no longer has …

I've got a lot of clients with that problem because our main distribution for Linux is with AppImage format. I'm wondering what would be the best approach. For now, we have changed our download page with instructions for Ubuntu 22.04 but I'm thinking of changing our distribution format if needed. Do…

AppImage incompatibility in Ubuntu 22.04

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anon33605855 26 April 2022 06:43 10

I wasn't arguing, just wanted to provide some information for those who didn't know this (not you).

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AppImage incompatibility in Ubuntu 22.04

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