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libsciter-gtk.so for Linux arm64 is on [Gitlab](https://gitlab.com/sciter-engine/sciter-js-sdk/-/tree/main/bin/linux/arm64). [Direct link](https://web.archive.org/web/20220712055102if_/https://gitlab.com/sciter-engine/sciter-js-sdk/-/raw/main/bin/linux/arm64/libsciter-gtk.so). I don't know why not on Github.

I have Ubuntu 16.04, but I have many updated programs (gcc10, gtk3.22, etc). But I can install in dualboot the latest stable Debian i386. So let's imagine I have Debian...

I'm sorry to hear that. Maybe there are some files missing. Maybe you can find a way to build it. In that case, please post the instructions. The prebuilt binaries...

This is what I get: ``` aria2c https://codeload.github.com/c-smile/sciter-sdk/zip/refs/heads/master unzip sciter-sdk-master.zip cd sciter-sdk-master/build.linux/desktop make ``` ``` ==== Building usciter (debug_x32) ==== Creating obj/x32/Debug/usciter sciter-gtk-main.cpp sciter-sqlite-db.cpp sciter-sqlite-rs.cpp sciter-sqlite.cpp sqlite-wrap.c usciter.cpp Creating ../../bin.lnx/x32...

I assume the source code [is paid](https://sciter.com/prices/). Therefore, you have no right to disclose the build instructions. Only the scapp application is built [on gitlab](https://gitlab.com/sciter-engine/sciter-js-sdk/-/tree/main/bin/linux/x32) for linux 32. There seems...

Yes, indeed, the binaries appear and sciter-sqlite.so, but not libsciter-gtk.so. There are no errors. This is strange. Why do you think? Maybe some gtk3 dependency is missing. I see that...

Well, I see that premake creates make files based on premake5.lua. libsciter-gtk.make seems to be equal to usciter.make. I replaced /usr/lib32 with /usr/lib in the make files (lib32 doesn't exist),...

I don't think my brother enters/copies the password every time. But I will ask him, even though it won't be easy. Maybe there is a login window on Windows, but...

Yes, it seems to be about security. Before that, we were using messengers that had an autologin. By the way, I compiled Spectral for Linux (there is no build for...

Yes, for example shadowsocks-qt5 https://github.com/shadowsocks/shadowsocks-qt5/releases Unlike shadowsocks-rust, shadowsocks-qt5 also supports old ciphers, all ss:// URL's, has a graphical interface, profiles, latency test.