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Old 11-16-2023, 05:38 PM   #61
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Originally Posted by philja View Post
If I understand correctly, I need to edit the sigil file in /usr/local/bin/. I'd appreciate a description of what I need to do to change that file.
And here I was hoping you'd be the first to try my Sigil Python AppImage. Which would mean you wouldn't need to edit any scripts (or install PyPi modules to your user directory)

The gist is that /usr/local/bin/sigil is a bash script that needs to be edited with a text editor. You'll need root permissions to edit it.

Basically you need to prevent the system Qt6 location (represented by the QTLIB_DIR variable) from being prepended to the LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable.

I myself would do that by removing :QTLIB_DIR from line 10 and line 12 of that script (note the colon at the beginning of the substring to be removed).

I'm not really happy with this solution as the script will be overwritten each time Sigil gets built then installed. But it might be the easiest solution for now.
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