Linux

The Linux versions are developed on Gentoo and use the following dynamic libraries that should be present on your system:

    • X Server with XInput 2 extension (libX11, libXi)

    • Graphics rendering via GLX with OpenGL 1.2 (libGL), or EGL with OpenGL ES 1.0 (libEGL, libGLESv1_CM)

    • libpng (libpng16)

    • ALSA (libasound)

    • Minizip, from zlib (libminizip)

    • BlueZ (libbluetooth)

    • Freetype (libfreetype)

    • Fontconfig (libfontconfig)

    • DBUS (libdbus-1)

    • GLIBC 2.8+

    • some apps use the C++ runtime from GCC 4.8+ (libstdc++)

OS-specific Features:

    • Drag & Drop: Drag a directory into the window to open a file menu at that location, or drag a supported file type to open it.

    • Multi-pointer: Supports multiple master mouse pointers that interact with the app simultaneously, mainly used to test the on-screen controller

    • Full-screen: Push alt-enter to toggle, does not change your existing screen mode

    • DBUS: Runs as a single instance and accepts certain DBUS commands to load directories and files (see source)

    • Logging: Debug versions print to stdout, use this to check for any errors if the non-debug versions don't work