Ben Mitchell

> @bytzo would this work for you? > > ``` > $ tail -1 /etc/containers/containers.conf > env=["BUILDAH_FORMAT=docker", "PODMAN_USERNS=keep-id"] > ``` Where exactly does this need to go? I can get...

M1 Mac user here, was looking for a solution. At the moment my workaround is to set the `DOCKER_DEFAULT_PLATFORM` variable to `linux/amd64`. For example: ```sh DOCKER_DEFAULT_PLATFORM=linux/amd64 faas-cli -f up ```

Lol I completely forgot about this. Feel free to close

> I think because only the library libqxcb.so is included at installation time in the AppImage distribution. Should this be included in the AppImage for Linux then? AFAIK there's no...

It looks like quite a few files from that download link are needed to get wayland working. I can't figure out which ones at the moment are necessary, and I've...

> Hello, what is the status of this issue? > > Actually, major Linux distributions currently use Wayland by default, which renders MuseScore not working at all currently. Those more...

> Actually with 3.6 I had serious flickering issues while running with XWayland, but setting the QT_QPA_PLATFORM=wayland made it work better (still not without issues though). For 4.0 none of...

For what it's worth, an Nvidia update has fixed the accelearted Qt issue. The AppImage still doesn't include the necessary libraries for Wayland though, although it's less of an issue...

> I tried running MuseScore 4 after building from cmake. That allowed it to choose wayland. All the menus appear in the wrong position Issue is known, see #15285