Although Skia should be able to be run on musl (instead of glibc), Skiko does not appear to be built for musl and only GNU/Linux. This means that it does not work on Alpine-based distros such as postmarketOS.
It'd be great if you could provide Compose Multiplatform not just for glibc but also for Linux distributions that use musl.
If I run a Compose Multiplatform (Desktop) application on a musl system (I tried it on postmarketOS), I get an error that ld-linux-aarch64.so.1 can't be found. Even after installing gcompat or glibc, it still does not work. It gives an error saying that the symbol __sprintf_chk can't be found by the skiko library.
I tried this on an ARM64 system so I'm not sure how this behaves on x86_64.
Although Skia should be able to be run on musl (instead of glibc), Skiko does not appear to be built for musl and only GNU/Linux. This means that it does not work on Alpine-based distros such as postmarketOS.
It'd be great if you could provide Compose Multiplatform not just for glibc but also for Linux distributions that use musl.
If I run a Compose Multiplatform (Desktop) application on a musl system (I tried it on postmarketOS), I get an error that
ld-linux-aarch64.so.1
can't be found. Even after installing gcompat or glibc, it still does not work. It gives an error saying that the symbol__sprintf_chk
can't be found by the skiko library.I tried this on an ARM64 system so I'm not sure how this behaves on x86_64.