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   - Ubuntu 22.04+
   - NixOS 25.05+
   - Most distributions supporting the GCC Standard C++ Library 11+
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+- macOS 12 (Monterey) or later
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 ## Linux Dependencies
 
 Supercell Wx requires the following Linux dependencies:
 
-- Linux/X11 (Wayland works too) with support for GCC 11 and OpenGL 3.3
+- Linux/X11 (Wayland works too) with support for GCC 11, OpenGL 3.3 and OpenGL ES 3.0
 - X11/XCB libraries including xcb-cursor
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 ## FAQ
 
 Frequently asked questions:
 
 - Q: Why is the map black when loading for the first time?
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   - A. You must obtain a free API key from either (or both) [MapTiler](https://cloud.maptiler.com/auth/widget?next=https://cloud.maptiler.com/maps/) which currently does not require a credit/debit card, or [Mapbox](https://account.mapbox.com/) which ***does*** require a credit/debit card, but as of writing, you will receive 200K free requests per month, which should be sufficient for an individual user.
 
 - Q: Why is it that when I change my color table, API key, grid width/height settings, nothing happens after hitting apply?
 
   - A. As of right now, you must restart Supercell Wx in order to apply these changes. In future iterations, this will no longer be an issue.
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 - Q. Is it possible to get dark mode?
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   - A. In Windows, make sure to set the flag `-style fusion` at the end of the target path of the .exe
     - Example: `C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\Supercell-Wx\bin\supercell-wx.exe -style fusion`
   - A. In Linux, if you're using KDE, Supercell Wx should automatically follow your theme settings.
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 - Q: How can I contribute?
   - A. Head to [Developer Setup](https://supercell-wx.readthedocs.io/en/stable/development/developer-setup.html) and [Contributing](CONTRIBUTING.md) to configure the Supercell Wx development environment for your IDE. Currently Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code are recommended, with other IDEs remaining untested at this time.