Hi, it’s Arch Linux and for gtk application style it’s “Materia-Blackout”, I don’t have any major customization except I hide title bar in “Breeze Window Decoration” I set “Window-Specific Overrides” to “.*” and tick “Hide Window title bar” I also use global menu and “Application title bar” widget

I’m not, I just run it through terminal too see what’s going on, and seriously a decade? And it’s still not complete?

I reinstall ghostscript and it’s doesn’t throw missing engine error anymore but it crash if I try to change theme (segmentation fault)

I installed ghostscript and it doesn’t give me error anymore but it still crash if I try to change theme (script-fu:2516): LibGimpBase-WARNING **: 14:13:54.547: script-fu: gimp_wire_read(): error Segmentation fault (core dumped)

Is gtk not backward compatible with older version?

The app run fine but ui are mass up and unusable because of missing themes engines, and it crash (I got segmentation fault) if I try to change theme to system theme it’s fine 3 days ago

I heard VR is a nightmare on Linux, luckily I’m not into VR but I hope they support it in the future for those who needs it

Launch your apps from terminal like a real Arch gangsta

Lol I didn’t notice that, now it’s also buging me, thanks a lot

Yeah it’s just plain KDE panel, for the buttons I use “application title bar” from KDE widget store that’s all I used for the panel customization

It’s KDE panel+application title widget

Yes it’s working completely offline you can’t even access the werehouse, I’m not sure if they allow it on there because you need a pirated version of SU to work, here is my rough instruction

you have to keep in mind that you can’t even install SU24 with Wine, so a portable version is a must which mean sail the high seas is the only way to obtain it (appnee dot com)

• here is how I did it in order (you need a portable SketchUP2024 and latest version of visual c++ 64bit and 32bit)
• 1, install Lutris (not sure if it work with Bottles or plain wine but this is the only way I know works)
• 2, install Wine normally (sudo pacman -S wine) it should come with system 9.17 or higher
• 3, open Lutris and let it download dependencies
• 4, create a new “game” entry inside Lutris set Runner to system 9.17 and executable location to visual c++ and install it normally
• 5, if you try to run SU now (change location from visual c++ to SketchUP exe) it will crash to fix that you need to install a windows component inside winetrick (by click on the glass wine icon on the bottom>winetrick>Select the default wineprefix>install a Windows DLL or component>ucrtbase2019)
• 6, now you should be able to run it but you might see a black screen, to fix that you just have to restart the app a few time then you should be able to click on the check box and it take you to the home screen, it will crash the first time you open a template/model then you can just reopen it and can create a template just like normal
• 7, you’re Golden

I still use it from time to time for 3d printing

I always remove any virtual machines every time I’m done with it and reinstall if I need to use it again

You can if it’s a protable software, you can “acquire” portable softwares on appnee

Fedora should fit your needs perfectly

Can OM accept GM link?

Package managers-ception moment XD

sudo: dnf: command not found