James Carroll

I couldn't get a good grasp at how they're used in the code, it'd be worth verifying that they're not using the same `.flat` Adwaita Style the other ones were...

Are there many libadwaita AppImages already? Whilst I think Pinta would usually be a good candidate for being an AppImage, AppImages have to be built on the oldest stable distribution...

The Pinta snap is 50MB, when including the Gnome and Core dependencies, it's about 350MB. That's smaller than the Windows installation of Pinta in its entireity (that's about 500MB) and...

Well a hypothetical GTK3 AppIkage might work. But a GTK4 AppImage is going to involve back porting software tool chains 6 years and possibly outright reverting patches that have already...

.NET is MIT, I'd expect ultimately no one has offered to package it, moreso than it not being wanted. I'd have thought it were a good candidate for main personally.

Don't forget Ubuntu has C# and while the policies might differ between Ubuntu and Debian, it'd be a good idea to investigate the Ubuntu archive and how that's built and...

> https://github.com/pkgforge-dev/Pinta-AppImage That looks really cool! Lots of neat new stuff in there.

As far as I know the general concepts, StartupWMClass is to aid the D.E with assigning icons to apps in the dash, but I'll admit I don't understand it perfectly....

Sorry there's been no updates here, I'd looked around the codebase trying to evaluate how the `wmclass` value is being set. From what I've gathered it's mostly a X11 concept...

There's two binaries at play, `/snap/bin/snap-store` pointing to `/snap/bin/snapd`, and the actual `$SNAP/bin/snap-store` that gets used, I'd be hopeful it's the second that gets used for the wmclass out of...