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Recover from apt get fuse
libfuse2t64
Updated FUSE (markdown)
Clarify confusing instructions
Add more info
fedora install
Update for 22.04, AppImage displaying a link to this page in case of failure
I run openSUSE MicroOS and running nvim in a container (using default base image `registry.opensuse.org/opensuse/toolbox`) I still got an error after installing the `fuse` package due to missing `libfuse.so.2`. Installing package `libfuse2` fixes the error.
document the APPIMAGE_EXTRACT_AND_RUN env var
Link https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filesystem_in_Userspace
Use --appimage-extract-and-run for Docker, now that we have it
Revert fda98eb3ee74399e7a6d302602570872003af535...a7c0c2f26c204ae81e582c1f99649ee1e6af1d5c on FUSE
update crome OS
Change `apt-get` to `apt`.
sudo usermod -a -G fuse $user fails on Ubuntu 17.10 with, "usermod: group \"fuse\" does not exist
Corrected openSUSE FUSE section
Add notes about the appimagetool version that supports extracting; change wording regarding the Docker container detection code
Replace link to blog article to the blog article's source that includes updated code