Bug #2171
[supercollider]: requires 'qt5-webengine'
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Description
denis has a PKGBUILD for [libre] already
from the git log:
To avoid qt5-webengine, this package has been built without QT support. QT support was used for the IDE and a GUI, which may be able to work without qt5-webengine if supercollider is patched. Supercollider can also be used as a dependency of other packages that are not yet in Parabola such as sonicpi.
Related issues
History
Updated by bill-auger almost 5 years ago
- Related to Freedom Issue #1167: [chromium][electron][qt5-webengine][qt6-webengine] QTWebgine/Electron embeds "entire Chromium platform" added
Updated by bill-auger almost 5 years ago
the upstream may make the 'qt5-webengine' dependency optional
Updated by GNUtoo almost 5 years ago
- Status changed from open to fixed
It's now built without qt5-webengine support.
Updated by bill-auger almost 5 years ago
GNUtoo do you have a github account? - as far as im concerned, this should be marked as "forwarded upstream" for now - until we know how the upstream plan to address it - could you post to the upstream BR and explain what you did and ask if it is similar to their plan - that could avoid forever patching something that will have a proper configure switch in the next version
Updated by bill-auger over 4 years ago
- Status changed from fixed to forwarded upstream
a cmake option 'SC_USE_QTWEBENGINE' was added upstream - it looks like it is slated for the 3.10.3 release - once that hits arch, we can remove the parabola patch and use the configure switch
$ cmake ....
-DSC_USE_QTWEBENGINE=OFF
....
https://github.com/supercollider/supercollider/pull/4328
i also asked david from the arch-proaudio team about this, and he is considering to make a -nowebengine arch package
Updated by GNUtoo over 1 year ago
- Priority changed from freedom issue to bug
- Tracker changed from Freedom Issue to Bug
I'm moving to bug because we already have a version without qt5-webengine in, so even if that doesn't work (we need to rebuild it as I didn't update it for a while) it doesn't pull in software of unknown licensing status.