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[rGuiLayout] glfwGetVideoMode() fails on Ubuntu platform #11
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@colesnicov This issue seems related to GLFW library... published rGuiLayout tool is more than a year old, GLFW library in raylib has been updated several times since then. Also, depending on Linux distro, there could be some issue... I think published version was compiled on Arch Linux. So, solution to this problem is probably recompiling rGuiLayout with latest raylib and using an Ubuntu distro. |
This is not open source. I won't get to the source. I don't want to pay for a tool that I haven't tried. |
@colesnicov I'll try to review this issue for next version, you can wait for it. In the meantime, you can use the web version. |
I'd love to, use the web version, but it's also not very useful. I have a monitor with a resolution of 1280x1024 pixels. Standard office monitor. I can't see the keyboard shortcuts, without them it's useless. Additionally, some keyboard shortcuts are confused with Chrome shortcuts. F1, CTRL + N, ... I'll try to wait ... |
Hello. I will try to run rGuiLayout but I get this error:
I have RAYLIB compiled in a temporary folder but it is not installed. However, compiled demo examples from RAYLIB run on. Would you know what to do with it?
I have freshly installed Ubuntu 20.4 LTS..
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