Would it be possible to build deadbeef on a modern system, e.g. at least Debian Stable (Bookworm)? I'm trying (following the build instructions), but I'm running into all kinds of problems - mostly stuff being too outdated to be in the repos (gtk2, libdispatch...)
Barring that, what's the actual build process used nowadays? I'd assume something involving building a static build with Docker, but I couldn't figure it out completely on my own.
(I want to contribute, but I have to test my changes first, and for that, I need to figure out how to build the project. I'd be willing to help update the docs so that other potential contributors would be able to figure it out quickly.)
Would it be possible to build deadbeef on a modern system, e.g. at least Debian Stable (Bookworm)? I'm trying (following the build instructions), but I'm running into all kinds of problems - mostly stuff being too outdated to be in the repos (gtk2, libdispatch...)
Barring that, what's the actual build process used nowadays? I'd assume something involving building a static build with Docker, but I couldn't figure it out completely on my own.
(I want to contribute, but I have to test my changes first, and for that, I need to figure out how to build the project. I'd be willing to help update the docs so that other potential contributors would be able to figure it out quickly.)