Closed jakeogh closed 11 months ago
Hello @jakeogh Seems like there's a mismatch between the GCC version Qt was built with and the GCC version you are using to build Mayo Try to define LDFLAGS+=' -L/usr/lib' before qmake:
$> LDFLAGS+=' -L/usr/lib'
$> qmake ../mayo ...
$> make -j2
If you are still blocked by this issue then consider using Mayo AppImage that let you run the application without having to build it(see https://github.com/fougue/mayo/releases/tag/v0.7.0)
Did you succeed to solve this build issue?
No feedback from reporter Feel free to open again this issue if you are still experiencing errors
Sorry for the delay. I installed a clean Debian 11 and successfully compiled the latest mayo per: https://github.com/fougue/mayo/wiki/Build-instructions-for-Debian
The only thing I can add is sudo apt install git
is missing from the instructions.
On a stock Debian 11 install: