Seems like 0.10 breaks Qt libraries which expect a symbol called
qt_version_tag in a specific section in the symbols. Patchelf breaks
this by apparently moving the symbols to another section
(section 15 vs. 13).
We found out by looking into the readelf outputs of libQt5Core.so.5.
@azubieta spotted the different numbers, and looked up their meaning.
linuxdeployqt uses the patchelf binaries Debian jessie provides, which
is 0.8. Therefore we try to build that version from source instead,
hoping that this version won't break libraries.
If that doesn't work either, we'll try with the pre-built binaries.
In case there's more than a desktop file, the user can specify the
app name using -n <app name>, and linuxdeploy will try to find a
suitable desktop file whose filename starts with the specified app
name.
TheAssassin
Alexis Lopez Zubieta