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Definitely should be doable, I'll look into what it takes! |
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Any luck looking into this ? |
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@Rimpire > Any luck looking into this ? You mean a statically linked build? |
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Supposedly, AppImage will do the trick, gonna look into it! |
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Yeah, that should work. Shared libraries not on the target system have to be bundled with the executable (similar to how DLLs are packaged with executable files on Windows). AppImage uses LD_LIBRARY_PATH Which in general should work, as that is not easy to disable the use of. |
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See AppImage uses FUSE but that can be worked around if the user can't use it on the target system. |
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It'll be hard to make perfect, but it looks like it'll work for most circumstances. I'll try to make a build target for it 👍 |
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This is more of a question rather than an issue.
I am not able to compile nedit-ng on all of Linux systems I am using, since some are missing dependencies and I have no root access on them.
Is there a way to build a portable executable with all dependencies included in the build folder ?
I am very novice to cmake searching around I tried to use the pointers from here but with no luck.
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