cannot compile qjackctl from slackbuild on slackware64-current
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I couldn't get that patch to work but I just installed qjackctl directly from source and it works fine. Does the slackbuild maintainer know about the problem if it has been around for a while?
I just used sbopkg which normally leaves me with a 64 bit package without me making any modifications. When I tried using the slackbuild myself, I didn't set any CFLAGS, but it compiled from source fine with just --prefix=/usr and --libdir=/usr/lib64.
I couldn't get that patch to work but I just installed qjackctl directly from source and it works fine. Does the slackbuild maintainer know about the problem if it has been around for a while?
There is nothing wrong with the SlackBuild so there is nothing to report.
You need to make sure you are using builds for 13.1 and a sbopkg that is
updated for 13.1.
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