AppImage No Such File or Directory | Fixed - Bobcares No such file or directory occurs in AppImage: Causes Fixes An “appimage no such file or directory” error shows that the file we want to open is not present in the system There can be several causes such as:
Since fuse fuse2 breaks the system and AppImage requires it . . . I'm running Ubuntu 24 04 1 and wanting to install my first AppImage app (Publii) I've downloaded it, set the permissions to executable but it doesn't run when clicked on When I run it from the terminal I get "AppImages require FUSE to run "
(Solved) AppImage does not start - Linux Mint Forums The AppImage runs fine for me, both by double-clicking on the file in the file manager and by launching it from the command line What happens when you double-click on the icon? If program does not start, try launching it from the command line
file command is missing but required, please install it #691 If it is with a specific AppImage, can you give a link to it? What you could do for further narrowing down the problem with an AppImage: Extract the AppImage payload: the AppImage --appimage-extract # For type 2 AppImages The payload now is an AppDir, in a subdirectory named squashfs-root Run the payload as an AppDir: cd squashfs-root
appimage-builder: AppImage successfully created but does not . . . Double-clicking the AppImage from the GUI or running it via the console results in the tutorial application running However, two scenarios will result in the AppImage file no longer working: If the machine which built the AppImage is rebooted, the same AppImage will no longer run