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• Properly represent the original authors
• Update emaculation wiki link
• Move OS screenshot to first place

Currently these "install" into the redirected portable home directory when present

After a few attempts, it will open fine and display the mmap prompt. But why?!
Also note: the sudo introduction is shown and password is requested although my test user has NOPASSWD: ALL set.

Use "env" or similar mechanism to determine sysctl location (note to self: maybe "env" doesn't work because the user might miss "sbin" paths - fallback to a list of hardcoded paths)

Options:

• Wait for linuxdeploy to gain ARM support
• Refactor the build process, switch from linuxdeploy to a custom solution

./BasiliskIIGUI: symbol lookup error: /lib64/libpango-1.0.so.0: undefined symbol: g_memdup2

Same for SheepShaver, SheepShaver GUI

• Create a hint from the installer when installation path is not in $PATH
• If possible lookup the paths inside the .desktop files so at least launching via menu works

Comments in any issue within this repository with any number of the following key phrases will trigger a new automatic build:

• Hey build bot, please build BasiliskII-x86_64.AppImage!
• Hey build bot, please build BasiliskII-i386.AppImage!
• Hey build bot, please build SheepShaver-x86_64.AppImage!
• Hey build bot, please build SheepShaver-i386.AppImage!

The bot will immediately react with a rocket emoji, then send a reply when the new build is ready to download on the releases page. Multiple phrases can be posted in one comment to trigger multiple builds at once. Edits are not parsed. The bot will answer with a success message only if all builds succeed. Otherwise, a failure message will be posted (unless the bot is broken).

Build times are typically below 5 minutes. Please do not waste resources. Check the modification times of the individual files on the continuous release page.

They were defined in the build process but don't appear. Why?

Gnome Desktop forces the desktop theme onto GTK2 applications. In Ubuntu 22.04, the default theme is Yaru, which is somehow incompatible with the AppImage libraries.

Thanks for making macemu-appimage-builder, this is very useful.

One small request:
Please DO NOT put an AppImage into another archive like a .zip or .tar.gz. While it may be tempting to avoid users having to set permission, this breaks desktop integration with the optional appimaged daemon, among other things. Besides, the beauty of the AppImage format is that you never need to unpack anything. Furthermore, packing an AppImage into some form of archive prevents the AppImage from being added to the central catalog of available AppImages at https://github.com/AppImage/AppImageHub.

Source

Steps to reproduce:

1. Get a working OS9.
2. Download https://archive.org/download/heroes_3_complete_demo/heroes_3_complete_demo.sit
3. Install.
4. Run.
5. Click "new game". UPDATE: clicking "quit" also triggers the exact same error and message log.

SheepShaver hangs with the following message spamming the logs:

Illegal instruction at 5046d304, opcode = 0f040000

SheepShaver-x86_64.AppImage from d465991 has libthai.so.0 missing. This is pretty bad - AppImage, snap, flatpak and all those other Windows-solutions to Windows-problems were conceived specifically to combat this kind of issue... Please fix this. I had to track down libthai to gentoo-zh overlay and add 2 package keywords to get this working.

Either a bug related to exec or maybe the working directory gets messed up by the terminal

check if sudo is available and user is in sudoers and show a different prompt when not