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### Problem description
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implemented, or link to an existing issue describing it -->
This PR addresses issue #491 regarding the inability to open ImHex
project files (`.hexproj`) directly from various UNIX Desktop
Environments.
_NB: This PR's scope is limited to UNIX systems, as I have no access to
MacOS systems and could not find a way to automatically create file
associations on Windows._
### Implementation description
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In order for project files to be recognised as such, we need to create a
new MIME type. According to [RFC 6838 section
3.2](https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc6838#section-3.2), additional
application MIME types should be defined with a vendor prefix.
_NB: This is preferred over the deprecated `x-` prefix, although RFC
6838 states that the vendor should be "a well known producer"_
This PR proposes a new mime type for ImHex project files:
`application/vnd.imhex.proj`, and associates it with the file format
`*.hexproj`.
It also implements small changes in the Arch Linux and RPM builds, in
order to correctly ship the MIME XML file during installation.
### Additional things
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The implemented change has been manually tested in the following UNIX
systems and graphical environments:
- Arch Linux, with Gnome 47.2
- Arch Linux, with XFCE4
- Fedora 41 Workstation Edition, with Gnome 47.0
- Fedora 41 Plasma, with KDE Plasma 24.08.2
- Ubuntu 22.04.5, with Gnome 42.9
Which tests the functionality of the following build types:
- Arch Linux's `.zst` packages
- Debian `.deb` packages
- RPM packages
For Arch Linux and RPM packages, this has been tested to ensure that
post-installation hooks (such as regeneration of the MIME database) is
correctly executed (which it is). No further changes than those
implemented in the PR are needed.
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Signed-off-by: BioTheWolff <47079795+BioTheWolff@users.noreply.github.com>
### Problem description
The fonts list on Linux does not show all system fonts, and does not
show font names at all.
### Implementation description
Use Fontconfig to make the list less bad if Fontconfig headers are
available.
### Additional things
I like fonts.
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Co-authored-by: Nik <werwolv98@gmail.com>
This PR compress the debug info in the ELF files built.
This has no impact on the packages (e.g. .deb files) because they themselves have compression, but once installed in the filesystem, they this compression will be beneficial
The compression is opportunistic, happens automatically when possible
For some reason, the web version doesn't work with this (most compiler tests after this seem to fail ?) so it is disabled there
More information: https://github.com/WerWolv/ImHex/issues/1714#issuecomment-2131373826
- Better argument parsing
- Allow processing all language folders at the same time
- Allow an optional reference language when translating
- Save translations on KeyboardInterrupt
- Fixes a ooold input issues by importing readline
(https://github.com/kovidgoyal/kitty/issues/6560)
- Add untranslate mode to remove translations by a key regex
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Co-authored-by: Nik <werwolv98@gmail.com>
## Add dependency download script for OpenSUSE Tumbleweed.
### Testing
After installing the dependencies, I have managed to successfully
compile the project as described in the building instructions:
https://github.com/WerWolv/ImHex/blob/master/dist/compiling/linux.md
I have tested the script on a fresh installations of the OpenSUSE:
- Tumbleweed Server
- Tumbleweed Generic Desktop
### Note
Dependencies added in the script are based off of scripts for other
Linux distributions.
Because of that, some download dependencies might not be necessary (or
could be already included by other packages), so it is very much
possible that some of them could be removed.
This PR adds a test architecture to be able to test plugins
Main infrastructure done by @WerWolv
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Co-authored-by: WerWolv <werwolv98@gmail.com>
