Closed sunheat closed 2 years ago
I've seen some of these errors myself (they occur during the build of Qt) when I tried building the build environment on CentOS 6. The problem back then was that CentOS6 doesn't have xkbcommon anywhere.
What you're having trouble with is really just building Qt itself, not Cura's build environment. So for help, you'd need to reference Qt's documentation. In particular, this seems to be relevant: https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/linux-requirements.html
That documentation has a list just below the table, of apt packages you should probably install.
I don't think it's necessary for the Linux environment to be native. Depending on the level of virtualisation, it should build fine on a VM. Our own builds are run on a Linux VM (but running on a Linux host too).
I'll consider this question answered, but if you have follow-up questions, feel free to ask them still. We can always re-open the thread.
Hi team, I have spent days trying to resolve native build missing dependencies to no avail. Can you please give me a hint?
The errors:
Is there a way to satisfy these requirements or the Linux box needs to be a host OS instead of inside a VM?
If it's simple as following the instructions as you have written on this repository:
Then how can I satisfy these dependencies using apt or whatever?