Linux universal GUI binaries, second attempt, please test #381
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Will test this on Arch and Fedora tomorrow, thanks. |
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The post updated with information about appearance glitches and dump_xsettings |
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Another update: If you find dump_xsettings missing, do not install it. U++ is currently using, but I can reimplement that internally, which should then fix the issue - and your missing dump_xsettings will be great for testing... |
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MX Linux. Edited: |
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Here is a new version built with Ubuntu 22.04, reading xsettings directly instead of using dump_xsettings. |
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I'm sorry to say that, but logging (DDUMP/RDUMP) still doesn't work for me. |
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I have tried a refined method to (maybe) achieve universal executable GUI binaries in Linux, I am attaching UWord build with this method, please test.
The new method links glibc dynamic and rest static. So for I have tested by building in Ubuntu (which is perhaps necessary) and running UWord in Rocky Linux (RedHat offshot).
Does this work with your distro?
UWord.zip
Update: If you see appearance glitches (wrong font size), please run dump_xsettings on your system and post results here.
Any glitches are likely unrelated to compilation methods, you can also test UWord with X11 flag. The relevant code is in CtrlLib/ChX11.cpp
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