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Cannot mount AppImage, please check your FUSE setup. #16425

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davidhedlund opened this issue Dec 18, 2024 · 5 comments
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Cannot mount AppImage, please check your FUSE setup. #16425

davidhedlund opened this issue Dec 18, 2024 · 5 comments
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@davidhedlund
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davidhedlund commented Dec 18, 2024

Quick summary

  • Open rpcs3.AppImage by double clicking on it (do not open it from the terminal, see explanation here)
  • Update the AppImage
  • The new AppImage is downloaded and it can be used as expected.
  • However, a desktop widget notification is showing up after it has been downloaded:

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Additional information

  • Despite this notification, the AppImage is not blocked like described in: Auto-updater not able to execute AppImage after updating #7414
  • Running ./rpcs3.AppImage --appimage-extract-and-run doesn't display any notification message as suggested by the notification message itself. However, running ./rpcs3.AppImage directly also doesn't show any notification message. This suggests that the issue might not be related to the AppImage mounting process, but could be a problem with the application itself or how it's interacting with your system's notification service.

Expected behaviour

No notification when RPCS3 opened (with double mouse click), and updated .

Tested distros:

  • Ubuntu MATE 22.04
  • Trisquel 11.0.1

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RPCS3.log

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@FlexBy420
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You dont have FUSE installed

@davidhedlund
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davidhedlund commented Dec 18, 2024

You dont have FUSE installed

The apt package libfuse2 was already installed when I encountered this error.

@ItsLaguna
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Might be related to #16252, someone reported a similar issue about FUSE (if not the same)

@Mrlinkwii
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cannot replicate here on ubuntu 22.04

@davidhedlund
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cannot replicate here on ubuntu 22.04

Thank you for trying.

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