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Where do I find libhandy? I couldn't find it in aptitude; I'm running on Raspbian 10 and my package lists are all up-to-date. If all goes well, I'll be able to contribute a Linux/ARM build :)

Seems like your distro is too old.

Which, by the way, if you could figure out AppImage building, that would be gold. This issue and several others would be fixed by doing that.

The distro is probably too old, libhandy seems to exist here..

Another fact is that libhandy already exist in vast majority of Linux distributions, as it is a major components for GNOME stuffs.

Hmm, maybe I could add an upstream that has libhandy to my apt sources.

Same problem, Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. @servusDei2018 could you install?

Try upgrading your Ubuntu version to 20.04.

Try upgrading your Ubuntu version to 20.04.

I'm not able to do that... Sadly I'm running on chroot.

Could be there an alternative to libhandy? It could bring more support for that client on more "older" distributions

You could try compiling libhandy there; it doesn't have to be installed from the distribution. But unfortunately, there's not a way of making libhandy an optional dependency.

You could try compiling libhandy there; it doesn't have to be installed from the distribution. But unfortunately, there's not a way of making libhandy an optional dependency.

Oh, I see... I'll try by compiling libhandy, thank you!

Also make sure it is libhandy 0 version and not 1. I didn't have it installed and got some build error, didn't read what exactly it was :/

Upstream libhandy seems to be 1: https://github.com/diamondburned/handy/blob/master/handy_generated.go

You can PR a change to fix that.

So I installed fresh arch vm, installed git, go, base-devel and gtk3, then ran go build

after that installed libhandy0 and then it installed just fine. Just to be sure I also checked and libhandy1(called libhandy on Arch) was not installed on the system.