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G-Golf - Installation problems in Guix
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Erik Grun |
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G-Golf - Installation problems in Guix |
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Sun, 28 May 2023 11:56:57 +0200 |
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Hello, G-Golfers,
I have some troubles getting G-Golf to run.
I am using Guix on Fedora 38. Via Guix I tried to install G-Golf version
"a.1"[0] together with GTK@4.8.1. This raised a conflict during
installation, as GTK (as well as libadwaita) require glib@2.72.3, but
g-golf requires glib@2.73.3.
After some research I found the "--with-input" option in Guix and build
"g-golf" locally with glib@2.72.3 (GTKs requirement) and then did a
"guix install" on the local version (/gnu/store/…/guile-g-golf…).
So after a successful? installation I tried to execute the "Hello World"
example[1] and got this message (posting last 4 lines, full output here[2])
> […]
> In g-golf/gi/repository.scm:
> 99:2 0 (g-irepository-require _ #:version _ #:repository _)
> g-golf/gi/repository.scm:99:2: In procedure g-irepository-require:
> Typelib file for namespace 'Gtk', version '4.8.1' not found
And this is where I am stuck.
I tried commenting out this line in "hello-world.scm":
> (g-irepository-require "Gtk" #:version "4.0")
Even installing GTK4 (gtk4-devel) from Fedoras own repo didn't help.
Do you have an idea how to fix this?
Kind regards,
Erik (egnun)
[0] Which seems to be outdated?
[1]
http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/g-golf.git/tree/examples/gtk-4/hello-world.scm
[2] https://etherpad.belug.de/etherpad/p/g-golf
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