CI: Update Docker image used for building AppImage. #2537
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I've tried the AppImage produced in Ubuntu 22.04 and seems to work okay. |
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I've tested it in Linux Min 20.04 and it works there as well (it will likely fail to run in older distros, as Ubuntu 18.04 has an older glibc than Debian Buster). |
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As running GH actions inside the Docker image (required to be able to upload the built AppImage to the artifacts) requires node 20, which requires glibc 2.28+.
Ubuntu 18.04 only has 2.27, so the Docker image base image has been moved from the previous Ubuntu 16.04 to Debian Buster.