Khorne

They're not and I fixed the AUR package a couple hours ago already after your comment.

Since @immelman at least *was* using the AUR package at some point, in addition to that, it also installs as /usr/bin/escribe-suite if you want to launch from console, but both ways work, Launcher in the Application menu as well as launching through commandline.

Debian and Ubuntu and their derivatives should work reasonably well, though I don't know about it running on a Raspi, it being ARM based. That might pose an issue.

@Odysseus I'm having a look, at least at the mono side of things.

@meti GTK2 doesn't allow for proper scaling unfortunately. GTK3 would be able to scale/change the scaling for a single application when using the GDK_SCALE environment variable.

@James Thanks for offering, will definitely do.

@GelmoI'm aware what pacman does. I was referring to the original installer which installs to ~.

It also means if you have several users you have (possibly) several versions of the same software on the system.

@Gelmo technically, in this case it isn't even compiling freshly, since no source is available. It is plainly converting whichever mono binaries and libraries are redistributed by Evolv/James through the installer from the first post and putting them in a pacman compatible package archive.

Hello James, it is a repackaged version of your installer (simple extract) to make it trackable through the distribution's package manager.

Because Snaps are generally junk and I don't use them.