Closed ghost closed 4 years ago
Hello!
This is probably the same thing as #72. Indeed that's probably what happened since this version was built with CI for the first time.
The C++ dependency comes from an external lib so it's hard to handle I guess.
I'd recommend to build the app on your machine. Either from the dev branch where you'll find all the required steps in the README but which is somewhat different from the release version or from the master version which is the release version.
All the required information should be found in the README as well but feel free to ask me direction if needed.
Building the dev branch (on commit 68fc6608163c9359d509d2f7daf6341f1c601baa)
locally and generating the AppImage worked. (although the optinal dependencies dont seem quite so optional, or i missed a switch for def. them as such)
Anyway, Version 0.4.2 looks very nice.
I still hope you will look into this issue for a future version.
Bye for now :wave:
Right so if you used the dev branch, means you are on what will probably be the next version so 0.5.0
I guess. From this version, the app is using libtorrent and mpv as its main torrent client and video player. Having libtorrent installed on your computer is optional (if not installed, it will install 1.2 locally) and mpv is optional in the sense that if you don't install it, you'll simply be unable to play videos inside the app and will have to use an external player.
From the next version, what you did will be the only way to install
the app for linux systems so I'm glad it worked 😄
Enjoy!
Hi,
i tried to run the AppImage on Debian buster and got the following Stacktrace.
The 0.4.1-x86_64.AppImage works without this issue. I guess, you updated your Build Env. Compiler.
Maybe it can be configured it to make it downward compatible with older glibc versions?