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Hey there! I’m using Fedora and it seems I am missing libcrypto1.0.0.so. Apparently it’s not easy (maybe even not possible anymore) to install the library, since the library is deprecated. Due to IMO OpenSSL’s complex release management, it’s hard to build the lib from source. Could you update the game with a newer version of the library or could you include the lib statically or add the .so to the Linux version of the game as zip? Thanks in advance :)

the game is made on the gamemaker 2 engine, so I don’t think that a rebuild is possible or makes sense

I have the same problem. I'm on Manjaro. Maybe it's possible for the dev to release the game as an AppImage?

oh just install the required packages

fedora `compat-openssl10`
arch `openssl-1.0`
should be enough

ok, i think that need some text explaining all this


the situation when the library changes the number of the interface is a fairly common occurrence.
and really manually building the previous version of the program / library is quite a time-consuming action
therefore, in such a case, in "good" distributions there are packages of previous versions whose files do not conflict with the current
e.g. `openssl` and` openssl-1.0`, `lib32-openssl` `lib32-openssl-1.0` on arch
so theoretically soon when openssl will be 1.5 version we can see
openssl-1.0 openssl-1.1 openssl-1.2 openssl-1.3 openssl-1.4 openssl and all this will work well and not interfere with each other

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On Fedora 32, I went to /usr/lib64 as root and ran:

ln -s libcrypto.so.10 libcrypto.so.1.0.0
ln -s libcurl.so.4 libcurl-gnutls.so.4
ln -s libssl.so.10 libssl.so.1.0.0

Alas the game does not detect the PS4 controller.