How do you run it? Starting it from terminal should give at least some error output.

You might try alien to convert deb to rpm, but there's no guarantee it'll work.
I'm pretty confident it actually might, because it seems to me that current packages among all major distributions are quite similar. Speaking of those packages that Mudlet has as deps.

setFontSize("main", <value>)

Value is your font size.

@DanBoy Do you use percomplied Mudlet installer or you compile it from sources yourself? I had exactly the same issue as you have, and for some reason I wanted to use generic installer version, only to find that to my surprise everything works perfectly well, nothing is being cut off. I'm on Arch, a...

Hmm, that doesn't help much, and there should be way more output than just that. Also, I presume you're using curent git master which is a unstable version of Mudlet, bugs are expected. Have you tried older, stable, Mudlet 2.1?

Well, unless devs take a look and patch source for Lua5.2, you'll have to find a way to intall Lua5.1 alongside 5.2. Haven't been using Fedora in a long while,so can't really pinpoint directions, but I'm sure there are ready-made packages out there.

Well, simplest solution would be matching each of those lines and outputing them individually. Yeah, seems like a long list but it just works(TM). If a prompt line comes right after the list, check wiki on making trigger chains, make trigger ^Skill Name Uses Remaining Level$[/quote] and make a chain...

Have you traied running it from terminal? What's the output?

http://rlv.zcache.com/bug_feature_poster-r1e739db4e85e4eedb7a39eb54b65809b_afda_8byvr_512.jpg?bg=0xffffff Alright, I know this is the first Qt5 release, and I know it's only RC1, but...what worries me is that most of bugs I've found seem to be Qt5 bugs, not Mudlet bugs. First of all, default Qt5 th...

There's a package exporter in menus, go to Settings -> General and enable main menu (check "Show Menu bar"), then go to Toolbox -> Package exporter. It's pretty simple to use. It says it's experimental, but never found a bug with it.