PakFu looks handy but I see no path to get it running under Debian stable.
The portable / appimage version needs libQt6Core.so.6: version Qt_6.10
Debian stable ships version 6.8.2
https://packages.debian.org/trixie/libqt6core6t64
Building fails because moc_model_viewer_vulkan_widget.cpp references an rhi/qshader.h which is not found in the expected location.
src/pakfu.p/../../../src/ui/model_viewer_vulkan_widget.h:17:10: fatal error: rhi/qshader.h: No such file or directory
17 | #include <rhi/qshader.h>
I understand why the appimage might expect the user to install packages but I think a portable version should include all dependencies, even if it eats disk space.
Alternatively, if PakFu does not need the newest version of libqt, it might use 6.8.2 for compatibility's sake. (Hopefully libqt is at least backward compatible with itself between subversions.)
PakFu looks handy but I see no path to get it running under Debian stable.
The portable / appimage version needs
libQt6Core.so.6: version Qt_6.10Debian stable ships version 6.8.2
https://packages.debian.org/trixie/libqt6core6t64
Building fails because moc_model_viewer_vulkan_widget.cpp references an rhi/qshader.h which is not found in the expected location.
I understand why the appimage might expect the user to install packages but I think a portable version should include all dependencies, even if it eats disk space.
Alternatively, if PakFu does not need the newest version of libqt, it might use 6.8.2 for compatibility's sake. (Hopefully libqt is at least backward compatible with itself between subversions.)