Lisandro Damián Nicanor Pérez Meyer
Lisandro Damián Nicanor Pérez Meyer
Running it trough a minifier does the trick.
[snip] > I might replace that with `QT_INSTALL_LIBS` (check it with `qmake -query`) but I'm not sure if it is always consistent with the architecture and distro. It will work,...
> > Also this, which is even more difficult to solve sob https://github.com/mcallegari/qlcplus/blob/master/debian/qlcplus-ola.install#L1 > > I chose the _easy_ way for now: do not install it... but I know that...
[snip] > Finally, here is my output of `qmake -query` - note that it is not the one of the build context: As long as you are using the distro-supplied...
> Here's the explanation, I totally forgot about this: > https://github.com/mcallegari/qlcplus/blob/master/variables.pri#L265 > So basically you don't even need a patch as long as you build with Qt installed in /usr...
What does changes if the OLA plugin is added? I mean, if it is a plugin then it surely can be [de]activated at user's will. If it is not possible...
El mié., 27 nov. 2019 16:25, Massimo Callegari escribió: > The OLA plugin normally requires the OLA package to be installed. > A few years ago I made this dependency...
By the way, this is a draft PR because I am mostly showcasing changes. Ideally one should check each commit on it's own.
Sadly that's not possible due to licensing issues. The code links against SSL and there is a license incompatibility because the code is GPL without SSL exception. If someone pushes...
It should add the OpenSSL exception to the license. Check the mailing list's archives, I think I've discussed it there.