Adding missed dependency libxss1 #59181
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In releasing for Chromebook I'm working on a minimal installation, so the base distribution has less packages pre-installed. libxss1 is both a compile-time and run-time dependency, which would appear to have been missed (on my system it causes run-time errors if it's not present, due to the absence of libXss.so.1). I would expect this to cause the same issue on other minimal Debian installations.
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👍 this is part of #13089 |
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You guys work fast don't cha? 👍 |
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In releasing for Chromebook I'm working on a minimal installation, so the base distribution has less packages pre-installed.
libxss1 is both a compile-time and run-time dependency, which would appear to have been missed (on my system it causes run-time errors if it's not present, due to the absence of libXss.so.1). I would expect this to cause the same issue on other minimal Debian installations.