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libertepaint
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question about appimage

Fri Jul 24, 2020 3:27 pm
Hello :-)
It's always really interesting to read the changelogs for the nightly appimages (Linux), and thanks for your work. May I ask about a commit on #949 (Jul 21) where I can see snap referred to? ... Snap: Fix file chooser icons. Add jpeg 2000, gif, raw, TIFF, HEIF, and it involves snap/snapcraft. Being someone who doesn't install snap, because of the proprietary backend, can I ask what this involves? A bit confused why snap would be linked in the appimage.
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Re: question about appimage

Fri Jul 24, 2020 3:34 pm
Those logs are for all of Krita, not just the appimage. We have a volunteer who maintains the snap build of Krita, and he pushed a couple of fixes.
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Re: question about appimage

Fri Jul 24, 2020 4:08 pm
Thanks Boudewijn :-) I see. I'd been reading the appimage recent changes report as only for appimage, not for all of Krita. Is there anywhere that lists only the changes on the appimage directly?
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Re: question about appimage

Fri Jul 24, 2020 4:19 pm
No, because we build the appimage using the same codebase that builds the snap, flatpak, apt/rpm/aur-builds, android version, windows version and the macos version. The commits that fix things for snap do not actually mean krita contains snap itself, it just a bit of extra configuration, much like we have separate bits of config for all the other build types.
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Re: question about appimage

Fri Jul 24, 2020 5:03 pm
Thank you TheraHedwig :-) I appreciate your assurances also, and will make sure to follow main feature-release notes instead. I also see threads where people e.g. say that a new feature can be tested on a nightly appimage, so will go that route too.


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