Open akien-mga opened 3 years ago
Super annoying! Happen with appimages to, https://supertux.itch.io/supertux
no fix yet?
Bumping this thread, is there any new information on this? Published .x86_64 executable for linux, error received is
butler No mapping for file extension .x86_64 No manager for installer unknown
I see this every now and then for Godot-made games when they use the export option that gives them a single executable (some game data is packed into the executable).
Such a Linux binary is typically named
mygame.x86_64
, and uploading it on itch without zipping it causes issues for the itch app on Linux, which seems unable to decide how to install it.This happens for example with the current build of One last Slime: https://chaoswitchnikol.itch.io/one-last-slime (
One last Slime a.3.1.x86_64
)Another example with a 32-bit Linux build for Killing Words: https://otter-games.itch.io/killing-words (
Linux_KillingWords_1.2.1.x86
)Log output:
Related issue: #2541, #2480.
What itch should do with such binaries is:
chmod +x
itSystem info
``` { "cpu": { "manufacturer": "Intel®", "brand": "Core™ i7-8705G", "vendor": "GenuineIntel", "speed": 3.1, "cores": 8 }, "graphics": { "controllers": [ { "model": "HD Graphics 630 ", "vendor": "Intel Corporation", "vram": 256 } ] }, "osInfo": { "platform": "linux", "arch": "x64", "distro": "Mageia", "release": "9", "codename": "mga9", "logofile": "mageia" }, "broth": { "itch": { "stage": "idle", "version": "25.5.1" }, "butler": { "stage": "idle", "version": "15.21.0" }, "itch-setup": { "stage": "idle", "version": "1.26.0" } } } ```