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Old 01-27-2012, 08:03 AM   #66
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Originally Posted by weedfreak
Why Sigil should need any audio library beats me.
I don't know... to play audio files that people keep embedding in EPUB files...

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Originally Posted by weedfreak
Why can Sigil not produce a proper installer (deb and rpm) that resolves dependencies?
Distro specific packing is up to your distro. Complain to them if you don't want to provide a Sigil package. The Linux installer is just a connivence. Really since you're on Linux you should be building it yourself. build-essential, libqt4-dev, and cmake are the only packages necessary to build it on Ubuntu.

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Originally Posted by Ahmad Samir View Post
It's not Sigil, it's libQtGui that's linked against libaudio.so.2; could be that user_none grabs the libs from whatever Linux distro he runs, and that distro links against libaudio.so.2.
Ubuntu 11.04. I'm not building Qt myself but as Ahmad Samir said using the distro provided Qt. I guess I'll have to start building my own version to ensure there are no extra deps that sneak in...
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