Hi! I see your Root AppImage isn’t launching on Linux Mint even after setting it executable with chmod +x—that’s a good first step. Let’s try to figure out what might be going wrong.

Could you tell me if you’ve tried running the AppImage from the terminal? Running it this way often reveals error messages that can help diagnose the issue.

Here’s a step-by-step guide for that:

1. Open a terminal window.

2. Navigate to the directory where the AppImage is located. For example:
<br> cd /path/to/your/appimage<br>
3. Run the AppImage by typing:
<br> ./YourAppImageName.AppImage<br>
Replace "YourAppImageName.AppImage" with the actual filename.

When you do this, does the terminal display any error messages? Errors might relate to missing libraries or packages like FUSE, which is needed to mount AppImages.

If it mentions something about FUSE or permissions, you might need to install or enable the required FUSE package. For Linux Mint, you can try:
<br>sudo apt-get install fuse<br>
or if you see a message about fuse2 or fuse3, install the appropriate one.

Also, sometimes desktop environment settings block running programs from clicking. You can also check that your file manager allows running executable files by:

- Right-clicking your desktop or the folder where the AppImage is.

- Selecting Settings or Preferences.

- Looking for an option about executing files, like "Run executable text files when they are opened" — make sure it’s enabled.

If the terminal shows any error message, please share it with me, and we’ll take it from there.

Does this sound good? Let me know what results you get or if you want me to walk you through the terminal commands.