Long Nguyen

> The logic of change to line 533 leaves possibility of Unix, Win64, Linux, et al. I think that's good though, how does that leave out Unix and stuff, since...

Yes it's fine, this is for install directories, and the other one is for better dependency management.

I hate it when "it works on my machine!" :) Guess I'll make a VM and try to work this out then.

Yeah it keeps working for me somehow 😅    (Ok, not everything worked, icons are missing, but I guess that's somewhere else) Here's the step I've taken: 1....

Also, I'm aware that I've broken Windows nightlies, gonna work on that now. That build script though...Let's see what I can do

See [this](https://github.com/sqlitebrowser/sqlitebrowser/wiki/Compiling-DB4S-on-Ubuntu-To-Use-A-Pre-Installed-Version-of-SQLite) for some instruction for that (I'm aware that you need to `make install` for CMake to properly pick up the library, but you can always install to a...

> What if in preferences we added to the gui a path for optionally specifying a different sqlite binary? We don't use the shell binary here (`sqlite3`), but we link...

That's normal behavior. It's creating symlinks for `libsqlite3.so` and `libsqlite3.so.0`

Also, @justinclift is there a Windows CI somewhere that I can test with? Replicating every path in the script is proving to be pretty laborious 😅

I can build on my local machine, it's just that replicating the build environment is tedious, so it'd be good if I can have a prepared environment somewhere