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Build fails on Debian Testing (Trixie) #63
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Hiya @franzcor Also, if you'd like to add them, that would be great 😄 |
Hi, thanks for the reply!
To me it looks like they have the same version, as shown here:
https://packages.ubuntu.com/noble/libmiral-dev
What then could be the problem? I am runnin on debian testing not stable so I get updated stuff mostly.
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Hiya @franzcor
That does look like `libmiral-dev` is a bit behind on Debian.
Also, if you'd like to add them, that would be great 😄
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Ah I see the issue. I am using (And a link to the official Mir docs if anything is wrong: https://canonical-mir.readthedocs-hosted.com/stable/getting_and_using_mir/) Let me know if that works for you! |
I was able to install on Debian Trixie and it involved libmiral with compile-from-source, then linked to my path. |
@spongythecake That might be the case until that is updated to latest. Were you not able to add the mir team ppa? |
I tried tho and it was not able to install mir because glibc is behind at 2.37 but 2.38 is needed. Trying to install 2.38 from experimental in my debian trixie destroyed my system and needed to reinstall everything :D :D |
Sounds good 😅 Dependencies are tough... |
Hi, I wanted to give miracle-wm a try on Debian but I was not able to compile it.
Here is the error I got:
libmiral-dev on Debian is at (3.9.0.2.14.1-4+b2) Could that be related to the issue?
P.S.
I had to search for the dependencies inside the cmake file, would be great to list them in the README file already!
Here they are:
Would you like me to create a PR to add them to the readme in the building section?
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