So today I noticed that steam-native-runtime can't build because lib32-sdl2_image is missing. Seems like it was removed from multilib recently, but wasn't dropped to AUR like it happened with the rest of the libraries.
So I wonder what's the reason for this? And also where I might get the original package build to actually get it in AUR
gitfourchette is a dope git front-end btw, check it out!
I see format like
[user]
name=Damglador
with tabulation before options under [header] in a lot of places, but it's not required from what I see, as
[user]
name=Damglador
works just fine. Plus when I finally got to editing my gitconfig by hand it already was formatted mostly without the tabulation.
So I just want to know, what is the more standard/common way to format it?
Pretty sure I didn't break any rules, but oh well.
I don't know a better place to ask this. I don't understand how the system identifies that an app has access to "internal storage". The is a media_rw group which owns the shared storage files, but Termux app's user isn't in the media_rw group, while it still has access to shared storage. So how is a file in shared storage identified as accessible by other apps and how are apps marked to be able to access those files?