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Describe the bug
I first installed the lite version, but 80% of the time ArduinoIDE would not launch, but I could still launch it from the console without problem.
I then uninstalled the lite version and installed the rpm. Same problem.
So I decided to ail-cli unintegrate path_to_appimage and uninstall AppImageLauncher. The result is that I cannot launch ArduinoIDE at all, even though it's the exact same download that worked before I touched AppImageLauncher.
Here is what I get:
~/Appimage ✓ ./arduino-ide_2.3.2_Linux_64bit.AppImage --no-sandbox
bash: ./arduino-ide_2.3.2_Linux_64bit.AppImage: cannot execute: required file not found
In fact, when downloading a different Appimage and chmoding it, I get the same error.
Expected behavior
I expect somebody to help me remove all traces of AppImageLauncher and be able to use AppImages again.
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Describe the bug
I first installed the lite version, but 80% of the time ArduinoIDE would not launch, but I could still launch it from the console without problem.
I then uninstalled the lite version and installed the rpm. Same problem.
So I decided to
ail-cli unintegrate path_to_appimage
and uninstall AppImageLauncher. The result is that I cannot launch ArduinoIDE at all, even though it's the exact same download that worked before I touched AppImageLauncher.Here is what I get:
In fact, when downloading a different Appimage and chmoding it, I get the same error.
Expected behavior
I expect somebody to help me remove all traces of AppImageLauncher and be able to use AppImages again.
Steps to reproduce the issue
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Screenshots
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Distribution and desktop environment
Fedora 40
Installed AppImageLauncher version
Not applicable, uninstalled
List of AppImages you tried
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Additional context
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