[02:22] Simon Quigley (Developer): Thanks! Hopefully I should be able to get it working now. [14:26] Good morning! [14:35] "Good morning!" <- Good morning!!! [14:36] Rober: ¿Cómo va tu mañana hasta ahora? [14:38] Ya por la tarde :) acabando con el coronavirus.... :( [14:38] Lamento que estés pasando por eso, me alegro de que casi haya terminado. [15:37] [telegram] Ya falta poco si ;) (re @lubuntu_bot: (irc) Lamento que estés pasando por eso, me alegro de que casi haya terminado.) [15:37] 👍️ [15:48] Simon Quigley (Developer): Well, good news and bad news on the Featherpad front. The good news is, I finally got the thingy to compile with Qt6! The bad news is, I installed it and now it won't run. 🙃 When I install it and try to run it, it tells me that the `qt.qpa.plugin: Could not find the Qt platform plugin "xcb" in ""`. I looked for a solution and so far the best I can see is to install a WHOPPING LOAD of libxcb [15:48] dependencies, which I'm leery of doing. I can't help but think I'm missing something. [17:34] "Simon Quigley (Developer): Well,..." <- Ask upstream on that one and just switch back to Qt 5 for now (not undoing your change to cmake) [17:34] Did you install the runtime deps for Qt 6? [17:41] Simon Quigley (Developer): On the VM or in the sbuild container? [17:41] I have libqt6core6 and libqt6gui6 installed on the VM. [17:41] I would have thought that installing Featherpad from the .deb would have pulled in the runtime deps (it did pull in some deps). [17:43] Si [17:43] Simon Quigley (Developer): Also, there's plenty of libxcb things on the VM already. [17:44] Simon Quigley (Developer): Just now noticed the bit about switch to Qt5 - will do. (Thanks for showing me libfm-qt as an example, that made it work!) [18:17] Oh hi sorry [18:18] "I would have thought that..." <- Hmm, I wonder [18:18] "Simon Quigley (Developer..." <- Of course :) [21:00] Try taking a look at debug packages and/or building it from the straight upstream package and adding some additional verbosity [21:01] That's if you are determined to go the Qt 6 route :) or I can jump in once you're done with the packaging