Closed jinqiupeter closed 7 months ago
We are using https://www.electron.build/configuration/linux to make Linux builds available, and I don't know enough about Linux/debian to make a call here.
@jinqiupeter Are you trying to use the ARM64 build on your RaspPi, which assumes ARM64 dependencies, but are have x86 versions?
Thanks for the reply! No I don't think my rPi has x86 version packages, the official rPi is ARM-based and its OS is Debian-based, I think it's about the naming of the dependencies.
What I am trying to achieve is to run a tool that depends on ios_webkit_debug_proxy, but according to Inspect.dev, ios_webkit_debug_proxy doesn't work for iOS 13+; is it correct to assume that Inspect.dev can support all the commands that ios_webkit_debug_proxy supports?
@jinqiupeter No, Inspect is a UI based tool, that ships a standalone DevTools that the relevant adapters to enable iOS device communication, hence the need for libgtk
. If you are looking for CLI based tool, there's currently no working alternative to ios_webkit_debug_proxy
The Debian package Inspect-0.7.8-linux-arm64.deb failed to install on the official Raspberry OS:
The error says some package are missing, though the missing packages are installed, for example, the Inspect-dev packages depends on libgtk-3-0:arm64, but the exiting gtk-3.0 package has a different name:![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/12045814/156894606-e7041c3e-0308-48eb-ac96-86242d67d82e.png)
Is it possible to repack the Inspect-dev deb package to use the default names (for example to use gtk...-bin, rather than gtk....arm64) on Raspberry Pi?
Thank you!