Closed heptahex closed 2 years ago
Sorry for the delayed reply. Where did you get the debian package, or in case you created it yourself, how have you built it?
Found that you were probably referring to the packages on the release page. I have been able to reproduce and am looking for the cause.
For some reason cpack
installs the databases in /usr/share
despite the default build looking for them in /usr/local/share
. The simplest fix is the specify the expected prefix when building the program for packaging, i.e.
$ cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr/ .
$ cpack -G DEB
The produced .deb
file then works without issue. I'll close this, please expect working packages from now on. Thanks for reporting!
I've installed Tagaini from Debian package and installed all dependencies but it seems some plugins have error. Although tagaini (AUR) worked well on my Manjaro Linux. This happened on Pop OS 20.04.