Grr. An update broke this and I thought I could no longer run #MuseScore3 (which comes as an appimage) but the solution worked! But why? Are appimages being phased out? I *really* don't want to upgrade #MuseScore because version 4 is optimised for making sound, not sheet music, and has hidden a lot of functions that I use almost daily several steps down its menus. https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/appimage-incompatibility-in-ubuntu-22-04/25173

AppImage incompatibility in Ubuntu 22.04
I didn't really think this deserved a Github ticket as such because there's nothing actionable yet, but at the same time, I imagine this information is probably worth spreading. Ubuntu 22.04 will no longer ship with the libfuse2 package by default. The AppImage distribution (and more generally, all existing AppImage's) are built expecting libfuse2 support. This means that AppImage's will not run on Ubuntu 22.04 by default. The user would have to manually run sudo apt install libfuse2 prior to e...