Closed blacklightpy closed 4 months ago
Hi there! Thanks for the report. Does this work?
npm install
npm start
Or does this result in a segfault as well? The build process uses cmake-js to build the native libraries. You can use the command npx cmake-js reconfigure
in Kando's source directory to reconfigure the CMake-part of Kando. This will print the compiler which was found. Maybe this gives some hints?
Actually this is an electron bug, not Kando's.
@Schneegans can you make Flatpak for this?
I think that should be possible. I'll look into this!
npm install npm start
Or does this result in a segfault as well? The build process uses cmake-js to build the native libraries. You can use the command
npx cmake-js reconfigure
in Kando's source directory to reconfigure the CMake-part of Kando. This will print the compiler which was found. Maybe this gives some hints?
I was multitasking btw so I didn't notice this message :v
Let me see.. npm start
didn't run anything, except showing a message that it was running on localhost:9000, and stopped immediately.
I tried it after npx cmake-js reconfigure
, but there was no change. It should be electron's fault.
After npm run package, the binary I get does not run due to SIGSEV (segmentation fault). This generally means the binary is built for glibc. I'm on Void Linux musl edition so I need it to build for musl.