Closed geefr closed 3 years ago
Looks like Mint 19.1 has Qt 5.9 in the package manager, so the current binaries won't work
Either need to package Qt with the release, or build binaries against an older copy for the time being
Workaround is to install a copy of Qt 5.11+ on your system and make sure it's in the library path, alternatively build qbeat from source.
same issue with ubuntu 18.04
Rejecting as QBeat is deprecated. Beataroni launches correctly on Mint 19, seems to operate correctly.
Looks like Mint 19.1 has Qt 5.9 in the package manager, so the current binaries won't work
Either need to package Qt with the release, or build binaries against an older copy for the time being
Workaround is to install a copy of Qt 5.11+ on your system and make sure it's in the library path, alternatively build qbeat from source.