Simon McVittie

Please could you retitle to "LD_LIBRARY_PATH truncated, preventing Puzzle Editor from compiling maps" or something like that? Based on what we've learned, the original title is misleading.

> The LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable is still truncated as before With my Steam Runtime hat on: this is going to cause problems for someone sooner or later (our `LD_LIBRARY_PATH` is increasingly...

If you need to confirm this on a test system, you can make the `LD_LIBRARY_PATH` artificially longer by running Steam with something like: ``` LD_LIBRARY_PATH="/nonexistent/012345689012345689012345689:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH" steam ``` Add more junk...

> however using this requires pango 1.44 and the Scout runtime has only 1.30 That's a time interval of 7 years, and backporting Pango 1.44 would also require a newer...

> I don't think the public beta Steam client has support for this yet Confirmed: when I switch to the `steamrt_sniper_test` branch on an Ubuntu 22.04 system, Steam tries to...

I'd recommend using the stable version of sniper to compile Wesnoth, unless you have a specific reason to need to compile against the beta. sniper runtime versions are backwards-compatible but...

Yes, SDL [recently changed its version-numbering policy](https://github.com/libsdl-org/SDL/blob/main/docs/README-versions.md). When it was sticking to 2.0.x indefinitely, it wasn't possible to distinguish between bug-fix releases and new "feature" releases, which is awkward if...

> I guess it exists mostly to make version easier to parse for tools, but I'd prefer suffixes from semver spec myself SDL already used even/odd (in the micro version...

> The one issue reported was that it didn't work for a dev using Steam through Flatpak initially and they had to disable setuid bubblewrap, which seems to be an...

> > however using this requires pango 1.44 and the Scout runtime has only 1.30 > > That's a time interval of 7 years, and backporting Pango 1.44 would also...