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CMake will fail without the development headers for Qt5Widgets, Qt5LinguistTools and Qt5X11Extras. This isn't mentioned yet in the documentation, and they're quite annoying to find in the package managers...
The packages for Debian are: qtbase5-dev qttools5-dev libqt5x11extras5-dev libxtst-dev. I found them by hand, but they can be automatically found like so (on amd64 Debian):
This is one of those cases where there is basically zero correspondence between the library names and required package names.
Also, thank you so much for taking the time to write this port. Everyone was recommending qjoypad, but I was driven crazy by why it never worked with anything on my modern KDE Plasma desktop. The current Github build works right off the bat.
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It doesn't seem to do anything for me yet, but the development headers for udev are in libudev-dev. Installing it allows plain compiling without turning off support for udev.
Hi developers,
CMake will fail without the development headers for Qt5Widgets, Qt5LinguistTools and Qt5X11Extras. This isn't mentioned yet in the documentation, and they're quite annoying to find in the package managers...
The packages for Debian are:
qtbase5-dev qttools5-dev libqt5x11extras5-dev libxtst-dev
. I found them by hand, but they can be automatically found like so (on amd64 Debian):This is one of those cases where there is basically zero correspondence between the library names and required package names.
Also, thank you so much for taking the time to write this port. Everyone was recommending qjoypad, but I was driven crazy by why it never worked with anything on my modern KDE Plasma desktop. The current Github build works right off the bat.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: