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graphical interface for prebuilt Linux packages #460

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insanitywholesale opened this issue Apr 8, 2019 · 4 comments
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graphical interface for prebuilt Linux packages #460

insanitywholesale opened this issue Apr 8, 2019 · 4 comments

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@insanitywholesale
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We use swi-prolog in university and while the windows version comes with a graphical interface, the packages in the debian and ubuntu repositories as well as the ones in the PPA don't provide a graphical interface. I couldn't find swipl-win anywhere and had to build it from source. It would be nice if a package could be added. Thank you and have a good day.

@JanWielemaker
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Did you install the package swi-prolog-x? That still only provides swipl, but does support all graphical tools to be started from the Prolog command line. The sources do contain the Qt based swipl-win that is indeed not part of the normal packages, mostly as it doesn't add much on Linux. If, after trying, you think differently we could consider adding a package with the Qt interface.

@insanitywholesale
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I meant the Qt interface when saying graphical interface. I have seen the swi-prolog-x package but that's not what I need. I would be grateful if you could package the Qt interface since compiling from source isn't ideal for everyone. Thank you for the timely answer

@JanWielemaker
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I'll consider this. No guarantees though and it surely won't be soon. In the meanwhile, you can easily create a monolithic .dep or .rpm using the instructions in CMAKE.md.

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The snap package provides a version with the graphical interface. snap install swi-prolog.

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