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Originally Posted by User_Z
This is already in the system. And if you substitute libpcre2-16, that fails.
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Yes. That's because there is no libpcre-16 package. The libpcre16 shared library is typically provided by the libpcre (or libpcre-dev[el]) package on most systems. If it's not on yours, then pcre was specifically built to leave out support for libpcre16. This is not something most systems do.
But regardless... as I previously mentioned, I believe you've already successfully built Sigil on your system. It's now just a matter of making sure the two required python modules are installed and that Sigil is being launched with the correct environment.