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Chronos:
After many hours of trying and with help from snapcraft.io forum I was able to get sound working for snapped C-evo game. See https://wiki.freepascal.org/Create_snap_package#Sound_support

Also I've snapped one more game: https://snapcraft.io/2048x

Chronos:
Two more snapped apps:
https://snapcraft.io/big-metro
https://snapcraft.io/xtactics

So in total, there are now four Lazarus apps https://snapcraft.io/search?q=chronoscz

Chronos:
Nine Lazarus/FPC applications published as snaps to date and more to come:
https://snapcraft.io/acronym-decoder
https://snapcraft.io/2048x
https://snapcraft.io/big-metro
https://snapcraft.io/c-evo
https://snapcraft.io/cudatext
https://snapcraft.io/lazfuck
https://snapcraft.io/picpas
https://snapcraft.io/vcard-studio
https://snapcraft.io/xtactics

Although snaps aren't without their problems still, it is another nice way how to reach wider Linux users audience. Also in this way users can enjoy using latest application versions even with older Ubuntu versions like 20.04 LTS.

dbannon:

--- Quote from: Chronos on December 09, 2021, 10:19:23 pm ---...
Although snaps aren't without their problems still, it is another nice way how to reach wider Linux users audience. Also in this way users can enjoy using latest application versions even with older Ubuntu versions like 20.04 LTS.

--- End quote ---

Hmm, thats the trend is it ?  As a very long term Ubuntu user, I am about to switch because of these Snaps clogging up my system. They appear to be a solution in search of a problem to solve.

But good to see FPC/Lazarus penetrating even that market !  Thanks Chronos.

Davo

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