fuse3 update request for tinycore-x86 16.x

[Zhe]

https://github.com/libfuse/libfuse/releases/download/fuse-3.17.4/fuse-3.17.4.tar.gz

I tested fuse-3.17.4 on my machine (basic testing), and it runs well.(For me)

It would be even better if someone could recommend a more compatible version.

[Rich]

Hi Zhe
You don't mention which version or architecture of Tinycore you are running.
You also don't explain what you mean by "a more compatible version."

TC16 x86 has fuse3.tcz:
http://tinycorelinux.net/16.x/x86/tcz/fuse3.tcz.info

These are some other fuse extensions in that 32 bit repo:
fuse3-dev.tcz
fuse3.tcz
fusecfs.tcz
fuse-dev.tcz
fuse.tcz
unionfs-fuse.tcz

TC16 x86_64 has fuse3.tcz:
http://tinycorelinux.net/16.x/x86_64/tcz/fuse3.tcz.info

These are some other fuse extensions in that 64 bit repo:
fuse3-dev.tcz
fuse3.tcz
fuse-dev.tcz
fuse-exfat.tcz
fuse.tcz
fuse-zip.tcz
unionfs-fuse.tcz

[Zhe]

Oh, x86 refers to x86-32, as I mentioned in the title.

'More compatible' means that this version will not break other extensions that might depend on fuse3, and it is also suitable for more older hardware.

Because in the context of Linux kernel 6.12 being the last LTS version to support i686, newer software versions are not necessarily suitable for old hardware, since some software has stopped conducting thorough compatibility testing for 32-bit platforms.

I know that the x86-32 repository has fuse3, and when i running some AppImages, a warning is output indicating that the fuse3 version is too low and some features are disabled.

[Rich]

Hi Zhe

Oh, x86 refers to x86-32, as I mentioned in the title. ...

Sorry, I missed that.

... I know that the x86-32 repository has fuse3, and when i running some AppImages, a warning is output indicating that the fuse3 version is too low and some features are disabled.

I did some searching, and everything I found states AppImages need
libfuse2  to run. I found no instances of fuse3 being a requirement.

[Zhe]

I did some searching, and everything I found states AppImages need
libfuse2  to run. I found no instances of fuse3 being a requirement.

Sorry, I used the wrong example. You are correct, this warning message is related to fuse. My mistake.