JakobDev

I have now updated the Code with help from @ebassi to use a Array. The test is not updated yet.

> return map. You can implemnt that if you want. I ave little to no motivation in messing with glib further. The last one already took a few hours.

> Sandboxed apps must declare which USB devices they support ahead of time. How will this work in practice? If some Game has Controller support, it is very unlikely that...

Maybe adding a "Use this App as default" Check Box would be an option

Maybe Flatpak should print a Message, that this App is not available for the used Architecture instead that the App is not found.

> Traditional package managers have the same behaviour: for example if you try to `apt install zsnes` (an x86-only package) on an ARM Debian/Ubuntu device, the error message you will...

> on an unchanged / except for /app and /runtime The problem here is, that the Runtime lives not in /runtime. The Runtime provides a lot of directories in /...

You can actually update the Fedora version inside the Container

> Requires app to be ran as sudo on linux and mac You could use [this](https://askubuntu.com/questions/454039/what-command-is-executed-when-shutdown-from-the-graphical-menu-in-14-04) on Systemd based Distros. It works also inside a Flatpak.

Electron [supports the cursor shape protocol since version 29](https://ilyabiz.com/2024/02/cursor-shape-v1-in-chromium-and-electron). This Wayland protocol [is supported by every major compositor except Gnome](https://wayland.app/protocols/cursor-shape-v1#compositor-support), so upgrading Electron should fix the Problem.