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Any help to get the latest version on ubuntu ? #118
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It is complex because on Ubuntu 18.04 the version of Qt5 is too old. Rolisteam 1.9 needs Qt5.12 (which is provided by Ubuntu 19.10). You can try to compile it but you will need to remove all Qt5.12 code. Or You can install Qt5.12 and compile with it. |
Try Appimage 1.9.1, the v.1.9.2 don't work with Ubuntu 19.10 |
Thank you for your replies.
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Try to download Appimage 1.9.1 here : https://sourceforge.net/projects/rolisteam/files/1.9.1/Rolisteam_1.9.1-x86_64.AppImage/download |
Good answer, thx. Seems working, although I see that, the server seems to encouter some issues.
Maybe is it due to the previous install of the 1.8 version, or maybe it is just the configuration here on my laptop. |
I strongly recommand to not use the 1.9.1 version. This version has a huge crash in it. The compilation error you got is easy: Project ERROR: Unknown module(s) in QT: svg |
Ok, so I just have to remove all of it ... |
Maybe could you verify or send a link to dl the appimage for the last version of RCSE please ? I confirm the 1.9.2 appimage is functionnal, thank you. |
@Grrrolive You're lucky, I try to download the last Appimage today, but with my ubuntu 19.10-eaon x64 rcse and rolisteam 1.9.2 not work (it start, but if I try to open a file, I don't see the file manager (see my #117 issue) |
#My configuration:
Rolisteam version: want to install 1.9.2 !
Operating System and version : Linux (Ubuntu 18.04)
#What did you do ? (Explain each step from starting rolisteam to the issue)
sudo apt install rolisteam rcse
it is functional but only provides 1.8 version of the software
-I removed both the ppa:/ and the two packages
sudo apt purge rolisteam rcse
http://doc.rolisteam.org/linuxcomp.html#i%20want%20to%20compile%20stable%20version
and downloaded the source code for rolisteam.
-Then I read the documentation, did an unsuccessful install of qt5, so I did compile it from the sources.
The first thing is to install Qt (v5.10 or higher).
Get Community version of Qt:
https://www.qt.io/download/
At the Qt installation, please select Qt package compatible with your compiler. If you don’t have any. Select mingw version. Qt will install mingw on your computer.
On windows, please use visual studio 2015 to compile. As it is painful to install it, Rolisteam may still be compiled with other compiler but some features will not be working.
On debian/ubuntu system:
sudo apt-get install qt5-default qtbase5-dev-tools qt5-qmake libqt5network5 zlib1g-dev build-essential git qtmultimedia5-dev libqt5core5a libqt5gui5 qttools5-dev-tools qtdeclarative5-dev qtwebengine5-dev
-Then, I installed the packages listed on the documentation.
BUT the urls
http://wiki.rolisteam.org/index.php/CompilationLinux
http://doc.rolisteam.org/linuxcomp.html#i%20want%20to%20compile%20stable%20version
is not found.
#What did you expect to see ? (Make sentences and explains in details with words)
How can I know if my sytem is ready to compile and install rolisteam and rcse ?
Is there any help in order to not forget any step ?
Maybe all this wasn't necessary ?
As an example compiling Qt5 from the sources as it took a long time !
Last question : are these commands good to compile and install rolisteam and rcse ?
$ cd /rolisteam
$ make
$ sudo make install
$ cd ~
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