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How to get QCMA on fedora 42?

Open HWdriver opened this issue 6 months ago • 4 comments

The link for linux versions is empty, and the commands that were there after looking with the wayback machine give me 404 error.

HWdriver avatar Jun 13 '25 11:06 HWdriver

The openSUSE Build Service deleted my packages since they were unmaintained. I need to either update the spec file or create something like an AppImage so i don't need to maintain multiple packages anymore. Don't have an ETA for any of this.

codestation avatar Jun 13 '25 14:06 codestation

The openSUSE Build Service deleted my packages since they were unmaintained. I need to either update the spec file or create something like an AppImage so i don't need to maintain multiple packages anymore. Don't have an ETA for any of this.

So currently there's no way to even build from source?

HWdriver avatar Jun 15 '25 16:06 HWdriver

It can be built by hand using the qt6 branch. I haven't had time to update the spec/debian file to use the new libraries and create the deb/rpm packages..

codestation avatar Jun 16 '25 14:06 codestation

It can be built by hand using the qt6 branch. I haven't had time to update the spec/debian file to use the new libraries and create the deb/rpm packages..

So it may not run correctly? I'm not an expert on this. I'm probably just going to wait till an appimage or something is available.

HWdriver avatar Jun 16 '25 16:06 HWdriver

Also looking for this to check the SN from a vita I just bought.

Maybe a flatpak is a better idea, dont know about how hard are both of them, but seems to be compatible with any system as it is isolated, and is easier to install and manage from each system stores

John-Development avatar Jul 11 '25 10:07 John-Development

Also looking for this to check the SN from a vita I just bought.

Maybe a flatpak is a better idea, dont know about how hard are both of them, but seems to be compatible with any system as it is isolated, and is easier to install and manage from each system stores

Yeah it would make more sense to have a flatpak.

HWdriver avatar Jul 11 '25 11:07 HWdriver

Found some time to fix the debian and spec files. There are (untested) builds for Fedora 42.

https://software.opensuse.org//download.html?project=home%3Acodestation&package=qcma

Also played a little with flatpak, wrote the manifest file but i have no idea if it will work via USB. If anyone want to test you can buid it with this

flatpak-builder --force-clean --sandbox --user --install-deps-from=flathub --repo=repo --install builddir dev.megpoid.Qcma.yaml

codestation avatar Jul 15 '25 04:07 codestation