Closed erayerdin closed 4 years ago
classic Manjaro issue... have you built / install the applet by yourself or you used the prepackaged version of Arch/Manjaro?
Looks like my system does not have /usr/lib/libkdecorations2private.so.6
, instead it has 5.18.3 and 7. I will find it somewhere.
Tried installing from this source but did not work, same error. I will also report the issue there.
classic Manjaro issue... have you built / install the applet by yourself or you used the prepackaged version of Arch/Manjaro?
I have built it myself. Actually let me have a look if it has an AUR entry.
arojas the maintainer of the repository on arch did not want to hear reason to add the correct path for manjaro (probably for laziness) so having the problem I folded back to use the git package that presents the path fix (git repo aur)
the fix is to add this-DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr
on cmake
the fix is to add this -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr on cmake
this is distro responsibility
file: https://github.com/psifidotos/applet-window-buttons/blob/master/install.sh
contains the mentioned line but if a distro want different paths then the distro should adjust that on distro level
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the fix is to add this -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr on cmake
this is distro responsibility
file: https://github.com/psifidotos/applet-window-buttons/blob/master/install.sh
contains the mentioned line but if a distro want different paths then the distro should adjust that on distro level
this is true but here: and the current aur package override your installation file and use a cmake without the parameter (look here)
and the current aur package override your installation file and use a cmake without the parameter (look here)
the AUR package does not follow the AUR KDE guidelines... so this is the AUR package fault.
I'm on Manjaro KDE. The applet cannot load qml, saying below on click:
Will troubleshoot and write what I will come up with.
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