If you depend on the Makefile you probably have nothing more to do.
If not, you now have to install a gschema and compile them (see Makefile).
If for some reason you don't want to deal with it, you can just pass -Ddisable_gschema during compile-time (Collision will work as expected, it just won't have any of the functions that depend on it (remembering window size and whether it is maximized))
Developers & Testers
Non-flatpak
On dev/debug mode gschema is disabled by default. You can force enable it by passing -Denable_gschema during compile-time, however you are also going to need to install the gschema (the errors will let you know).
for window settings (width, height, maximized)
Package maintainers
If you depend on the
Makefileyou probably have nothing more to do. If not, you now have to install a gschema and compile them (see Makefile). If for some reason you don't want to deal with it, you can just pass-Ddisable_gschemaduring compile-time (Collision will work as expected, it just won't have any of the functions that depend on it (remembering window size and whether it is maximized))Developers & Testers
Non-flatpak
On dev/debug mode gschema is disabled by default. You can force enable it by passing
-Denable_gschemaduring compile-time, however you are also going to need to install the gschema (the errors will let you know).Flatpak
Nothing to do, gschema is enabled & installed.