seth

> Works fine on my end, except said image though This is my experience as well. This is because (as MagmaBro said), it's an upstream issue with their usage of...

> I think simply removing the bin package from the aur (...) would be a sufficient solution for now this wouldn't be "simple", as any user at any time could...

> Maybe we should just deprecate the prebuilt tarball and start shipping Qt in our portable builds i think this would be a good way to go. not much breakage...

we may want to disable this feature on linux (or at least make a build option) as we can't really guarantee the compatibility of pre-compiled JREs on any distro, and...

> it's good for everyone that doesn't use niche distros how exactly? downloading java is a non issue on *any* distribution with prism packaged, and i genuinely can't think of...

> I want to offer the same functionality as other launchers that provide Java for Minecraft i wouldn't go far as to say this is "functionality" on linux. it's feature...

> The Java management that is built will be an "opt-in" asking the user if they want to use it or not. So even if it is built inside prism...

> Would be good for portable ...if that even works on your distribution (again #991). besides that though, what benefit would there be over still installing it through your package...

> Using the official java from Mojang we've been fine without this on linux for a long time. it brings no inherit advantages or compatibility - assuming package maintainers set...

i've decided to work on fixing the missing dependencies in the dev shell for regularly compiled builds in another PR