Padman

Yes... It's because Ubuntu 22.04 LTS is now using upper version of plasticscm dependencies... PlasticSCM team needs to upgrade the dependencies. So, sorry @calbzam but again, if you used FlatPak, this kind of issue will no longer happen. Here is a proof from the official FlatPak documentation (https://docs.flatpak.org/en/latest/dependencies.html) : So please, again, consider using FlatPak for package delivery. It will be appreciated also by Ubuntu users. Thank you.

Hi, I totally agree with @dacanizares It's really a pain to convert all the deb packages to arch linux packages. And what's more, Arch based distros are more and more used. In my case, my game studio is developing games for Steam. And Valve has now choosen Arch Linux to power SteamOS 3 and we develop our games from Arch based distros. So using latest package technologies is a must have. FlatPack and AppImage has been developped for these reasons : (For dev) No matter the distros you can easily deploy on any linux system with only one package builder. (For users) No matter the distros you can install any linux app easliy. Benefits for all. Please consider this. Thank you.