Linthesia don't work - Cannot install libgconfmm-2.6-1v5

[EnterVPL]

I tried run linthesia but:

linthesia: error while loading shared libraries: libgconfmm-2.6.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

I tried instal that - sudo apt-get install libgconfmm-2.6-1v5 but I got

Reading package lists ... Done
Building a dependency tree
Reading status information ... Done
Libgconfmm-2.6-1v5 does not have a version available but is referenced by another package.
Typically, this means that the package is missing, has been replaced with another
package or is not available from the currently set sources.

E: The libgconfmm-2.6-1v5 package is not a candidate for installation

Linthesia requires this lib.
I have Ubuntu Studio (Ubuntu 20 LTS) 64bit

What am I supposed to do now?

[baptx]

On Lubuntu 20.04, this issue was gone after following the instructions to install dependencies with sudo aptitude install clang libtool autoconf automake make libsfml-dev librtmidi-dev libgtkmm-2.4-dev libgconfmm-2.6-dev libgtkglextmm-x11-1.2-dev libasound2-dev, doing autoreconf -i and ./configure before using the make command.
However, I cannot compile: #98
I found a similar open source project with binaries that worked: https://github.com/kosua20/MIDIVisualizer

[jonadem]

Someone have a WIP about this in another repository :
laf0rge/linthesia@506b311

[allan-simon]

ah thanks for the link , I've pinged the author to know how his fix is going :)

[baptx]

@jonadem thanks, someone shared this fork here also: linthesia/linthesia#41 (comment)
@allan-simon if the fix is added to your fork also, what would be the differences with your fork?

[allan-simon]

my fork is actually a complete rewrite , so less feature (as you may see with the screenshot) but it's based on the SFML / cmake so it will be easier to build up new feature as I leverage a library made to make games , so user input / screen detection is already a given.

[allan-simon]

actually i've just checked but I 'dont use libgconf in my rewrite 🤦

[allan-simon]

I've removed it from the readme , so now at least it compiles on ubuntu18.04 :)