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AppImage fails to load libfuse.so.2 #8105
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This is a known upstream issue, see AppImage/AppImageKit#1120 and https://docs.appimage.org/user-guide/troubleshooting/fuse.html#ref-ug-troubleshooting-fuse-fuse3 Unsure what we should do... |
It looks like most distributions allow co-installation of fuse2 and fuse3, judging from the documentation at https://docs.appimage.org/user-guide/troubleshooting/fuse.html#ref-ug-troubleshooting-fuse-fuse3 (and confirmed by my local Debian install). AppImage/AppImageKit#1120 however seems to indicate Ubuntu makes these fuse versions mutually exclusive. I don't see an easy fix for us. It's probably best to file a bug for ubuntu, requesting a change to packaging to support co-installation of fuse2 and 3. |
There are a lot of comments in that thread, where exactly do they say that?
Appimage devs seem to have ~fixed this issue by rewriting large parts of their toolchain: |
I inferred it from
Hmm now that I re-read this, it might be just the cli frontend ( |
I am able to resolve the issue by simply installing the libfuse2 package. I am unaware of any ill effects of doing this. I'll settle for this workaround until the upstream stuff gets worked out. Thank you for the amazing work! |
When running the appimage in Ubuntu (since jammy), currently kinetic 22.10), I get the erorr "error loading libfuse2.so.2".
To resolve, I must install libfuse2.so.2 with "apt install libfuse2".
libfuse2 has been deprecated and the default now is libfuse3.
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