OS: Manjaro Linux, current rolling release
MiniLPA version: 1.1.1 - .zip release - unpacked to a folder
JRE:
java -version
openjdk version "23" 2024-09-17
OpenJDK Runtime Environment (build 23)
OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (build 23, mixed mode, sharing)
I already tried chmod +x lpac / chmod 0777 lpac / chmod 0777 MiniLPA and running it with sudo. No luck yet.
It seems MiniLPA is not allowed to spawn any other process.
The included lpac itself functions as intended, if I run it manually.

latest.log
EDIT:
I managed to fix it by executing
chmod +x lib/runtime/lib/jspawnhelper
This process should be automated.
EDIT 2:
Using the MiniLPA.jar artifact from compiling works out of the box. Maybe you should consider shipping it instead of the "App Image". Please also mind, "AppImage" is the name of a well known format in the Linux world. It certainly is a red herring for advanced Linux users.
EDIT 3:
If lpac is already provided by the system's PATH, shouldn't we use this binary instead?
OS: Manjaro Linux, current rolling release
MiniLPA version: 1.1.1 - .zip release - unpacked to a folder
JRE:
I already tried
chmod +x lpac/chmod 0777 lpac/chmod 0777 MiniLPAand running it withsudo. No luck yet.It seems MiniLPA is not allowed to spawn any other process.
The included
lpacitself functions as intended, if I run it manually.latest.log
EDIT:
I managed to fix it by executing
This process should be automated.
EDIT 2:
Using the MiniLPA.jar artifact from compiling works out of the box. Maybe you should consider shipping it instead of the "App Image". Please also mind, "AppImage" is the name of a well known format in the Linux world. It certainly is a red herring for advanced Linux users.
EDIT 3:
If lpac is already provided by the system's PATH, shouldn't we use this binary instead?