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qt6 builds still look for x11extras (failure on linux) #2532
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I believe the header is usually available in a separate package (e.g.
👍 I will add a build flag for cmake to disable this. |
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Mainly disables looking for private Qt headers for X11 support. This effectively removes support for global shortcuts and getting window titles. Usage: cmake -DWITH_X11=OFF ... Fixes #2532
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Mainly disables looking for private Qt headers for X11 support. This effectively removes support for global shortcuts and getting window titles. Usage: cmake -DWITH_X11=OFF ... Fixes #2532
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Mainly disables looking for private Qt headers for X11 support. This effectively removes support for global shortcuts and getting window titles. Usage: cmake -DWITH_X11=OFF ... Fixes #2532
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Mainly disables looking for private Qt headers for X11 support. This effectively removes support for global shortcuts and getting window titles. Usage: cmake -DWITH_X11=OFF ... Fixes #2532
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Mainly disables looking for private Qt headers for X11 support. This effectively removes support for global shortcuts and getting window titles. Usage: cmake -DWITH_X11=OFF ... Fixes #2532
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copyq-7.1.0
building against qt6 still seems to search for qtx11extras, no such package exists for qt6
would prefer a build flag option to drop X11 support entirely
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