Thank you, most appreciated. Will look into it.

Which would be the current source code repository? Last commit on Sourceforge (which is linked on the downloads page) was over a year ago. Launchpad doesn't have anything recent either. Generic installer for 3.0-alpha complains about missing libraries because not everything needed is packed, and if ...

Word, as all text processors do, uses advanced text formatting by default. Instead you should use a good plain text editor. Simple Notepad can work for most needs, but I usually recommend Notepad++, it's free and has a lot more useful features.

Am not sure if I understood what you mean, but might wanna take a look at openUserWindow(name) function. However, Geyser manual has a nice walkthrough on how to make a tabbed window, which I find a lot more useful.

No need to symlink libpcre, just install luazip5.1, lrexlib-pcre, lua51, lua51-filesystem, lua51-sql-sqlite, quazip, all are in official repoes or AUR. You can't use all libraries provided with generic installer (libyajl being the only exception) as they are compiled with older version of glibc than...

Well, give us some output for debbuging. As I told you, I'm running Arch and using generic installer. So, it does work.

Run it from terminal and let's see what it says.

Since you wrote that you use Arch in other thread, here's what's causing the issue: generic installer is complied against yajl 1, while Arch uses yajl 2 for quite some time now. I solved it by symlinking libyajl.so.1 from mudlet's bin dir to /usr/lib. after that it works like a charm (just run ./mud...

There was as PKGBUILD in AUR comments for mudlet-git which uses the latest git sources. Have to note that for me it acted really strange (had missing half of the line when copying to minconsole and such). Also now that I know which distro are you using, I know why generic instaler won't work for you...

What error does it give you when you try to start it from terminal?

You should run ./run-mudlet.sh, not ./mudlet directly. First one adds libraries within Mudlet's folder to $PATH, second one tries to find those libraries within existing $PATH (which is usually looking for system libs which may or may not be there).