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Missing library on Raspbian; libicui18n.so.67
Using out of the box, latest Raspbian clean install, downloaded with the Raspberry Pi imager and downloaded the 64bit version of Ossia Score, but I get the error:
'Shared object "libicui18n.so.67" not found'.
I do have "libicui18n.so.72" on my system, so I guess the build is coded for a specific version of libicui18n rather than the generic one?
Thanks
sadly the ICU libs aren't compatible between them, an app that links against libicu 67 needs ICU 67 at runtime and won't even run with ICU 72 - looks like we have to ship it manually. Thanks for the heads-up !
Are you on raspbian bullseye or bookworm btw? bookworm i guess?
Yes, sorry, I am on Bookworm. I might see if there's an older version of Bullseye - I couldn't see at first glance yesterday, but will try again.
don't worry - stay on bookworm, it shuold work. I have a new release in progress, I'll add the libicu required file
https://github.com/ossia/score/actions/runs/7332752964/artifacts/1135590574 can you try this one?
https://github.com/ossia/score/actions/runs/7332752964/artifacts/1135590574 can you try this one? Sorry for the delay. That build runs / starts ok on a fresh and updated Bookworm. The synths.effects example runs, but glitchy. The video effects example runs, but jerky. The 3d examples crash with a segfault. I tried those on a Bullseye installation and they all ran ok and seemed smoother. I am testing Bookworm on a TV with HDMI audio and video, Bullseye was on a monitor, together with a USB soundcard, so their could be differences there? Bullseye seems more stable 🤷
should be fixed in 3.1.13 : https://github.com/ossia/score/releases/tag/v3.1.13
for the bullseye / bookworm difference: bookworm by default runs under Wayland. On the Pi 4 i found this actually works much less well and reverted mine to X11. But at some point ossia should get a native wayland backend to fix things... it's still some more packaging work.
The 3D example crash was a bug in a shader and should have been fixed.