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diff --git a/PKGBUILD b/PKGBUILD
index 4edfb22..0322a1c 100644
--- a/PKGBUILD
+++ b/PKGBUILD
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 # Maintainer: Tim Hellhake

 pkgname=rider
-pkgver='2019.1.2'
+pkgver='2019.1.3'
 pkgrel=1
 epoch=1
 pkgdesc='A cross-platform C# IDE by JetBrains.'
@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ _pkgdir="JetBrains Rider-${pkgver}"
 _srcfile="JetBrains.Rider-${pkgver}.tar.gz"
 source=("https://download-cf.jetbrains.com/rider/${_srcfile}"
         'rider.desktop')
-sha256sums=('f82ab518494117c504d4b9f13ed1c05a62446b50c010a29b45b412cc2e0a172c'
+sha256sums=('13ab4fb5ea8ddaf320c946f6c0ac65015367d3a45f71857b50fd8f4d33ea26c8'
             '91f41e1a5deae9f66bab7d7798a679a39350120aa229b4093415ef8269449714')

Can we move the installation directory of rider to /opt to be in line with intellij-idea-ultimate-edition? I believe you commented on this issue previously, but they changed it from /usr/share to /opt shortly after your comment.

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Thanks for maintaining this, @tim.hellhake!

I'd like to request the .desktop file to use Icon=rider instead of an absolute path. This allows the theme icon to be used (like for IntelliJ and Pycharm).

I believe this will also require copying the included icon to the system icons path. i.e.

  install -D -m644 "$pkgdir"/opt/$pkgbase/bin/rider.png "$pkgdir"/usr/share/pixmaps/"$pkgname".png

@pulsar256 Thank you! I was having the same issue on fedora 28 and that fixed it for me.

@pulsar256 Thank you! Starting rider with TERM=xterm fixes it. I can debug again! And thanks for your help too @Lyynx92 - I hadn't seen that VSCode wiki page.

@tomwadley, @Lyynx92

TLDR; - in Rider: tools->create command-line launcher - Close Rider - in a terminal: ᐅ TERM=xterm /usr/local/bin/rider

I did run into the same issue today. I could solve the issue on my end by setting $TERM to xterm. IIRC there was an ncurses update a couple of months ago which effectively changed the default TERM environment variable from xterm to xterm-256color. I might be wrong about that, but what I can confirm is that setting it back to xterm solves the issue on my end.

AFAIK You could also modify the .desktop launcher file if you do not want to fiddle with the environment variables passed to your desktop session of your choice as it might not always be trivial.

Google xterm-256color and gradle to get a bit background on that, they had/have a similar issue.

Can also try ICU55 and 60, as I had those installed around the same time and I do know that VSCode requires ICU55 for C# debugging (as per the archwiki).

Sorry I forgot to reply to this. Like @luisantoniojr is experiencing, installing icu57 did not fix this for me either (and I also have a Debian Virtual Box which I'm using for debugging right now!). @Lyynx92, can you think of anything else you did or installed that could have fixed this for you? I'll owe you a beer if you can solve this :)

I'm having the same problem as @tomwadley described, i already installed icu57 as @Lyynx92 suggested, the problem persists. Happens on Manjaro and Antergos distributions. I downloaded the Rider 2018.1 version, extracted and executed, found the same problem. Already tested on distribution not based on Arch, executed smoothly. All tests was maded inside virtualbox.