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|    Bit Twister to Al Stuill    |
|    Re: VLC appimage no longer opens in Ubun    |
|    16 Aug 22 20:21:48    |
   
   From: BitTwister@mouse-potato.com   
      
   On Tue, 16 Aug 2022 19:41:18 -0400, Al Stuill wrote:   
   > After a recent update, my VLC media player appimage no longer works on   
   > Ubuntu and I get the following message: Failed to register Appimage in   
   > AppImageLauncherFS: could not open map file. I believe this occurred   
   > after a general Ubuntu update and not VLC specific. I am on Ubuntu   
   > 18.04 and the VLC appimage is 3.0.11.1. I've also tried installing a   
   > non-appimage of VLC. Videos play, but many are choppy (like I've lost   
   > all the codecs) and I have no control over audio, video or any other   
   > effects built into VLC. Any ideas how to get back my good playing   
   > appimage version welcome and thanks in advance.   
      
   I run Mageia Linux so I do not have the problem. But I would verify you   
   do not have a file ownership problem. I have seen people run app as   
   as root and user app files become owned by root causing problems. Click up   
   a user terminal and paste the next two lines   
      
    find $HOME \( -not -user $USER -or -not -group $LOGNAME \) \   
    -exec ls -ald '{}' \;   
   and check owner/group on any lines that show up.   
      
   I had VLC not run after a screen crash which left a vlc running in the   
   background and could not connect back to my camera. Did a reboot   
   and everything went back to normal.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)   
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