default to automatically making the lib.path file
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I do not see a reason why this needs to be disabled by default.
if the file is already there nothing will error out if you make it again.
pkgforge-dev/Cromite-AppImage#32 (comment)
What's worse is that I do actually test when I do changes, and somehow the appimage was able to still work on alpine linux without the
lib.pathfile, if it wasn't because fiftydinar noticed the hardware acceleration issue very likely this bug would have gone unnoticed for a long time.NOTE: The flag cannot be removed, this removing it would break existing workflows that already pass the
-gflag.