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> I get this: > > ``` > In file included from /updater/downloadworker.cpp:20: > /updater/downloadworker.h:25:10: fatal error: QStandardItemModel: No such file or directory > 25 | #include > | ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~...

> Out of curiosity, I tried building Qt without OpenGL, to see if that would save space. The updater builds and runs this way but that looks ugly: curves are...

I now have a version that statically links against the libxcb-XXX libraries from Debian.

The input part is where Qt has a bundled one that we can try. `-qt-xkb` or something in the configure args

> The commit `spam no-pie/no-pic` mistakenly deletes this line from the OpenSSL build: > > ```dockerfile > RUN ./config --prefix=/openssl --openssldir=/dev/null no-shared no-apps no-autoload-config no-capieng no-dso no-dynamic-engine no-engine no-loadereng no-module...

There is now a Windows build, which seems to work in non-release mode. (But if you pass `release=1`, you get an internal compiler error.)

Fixed issue with the app not exiting when all windows are closed. Also added the toolchain file for MinGW which I forgot to add before.

Added customized `fluid.cmake` and cleaned up the load-bearing posters. Now you can use the submodule references as-is.

> I don't know if that's bad or not, but Qt links against `libxcb-xkb.a` while also linking against `libxkbcommon-x11.so.0` which is linked against `libxcb-xkb.so.1`, meaning we link against two `libxcb-xkb`,...

> > Patched Qt to always disable the XKB extension to x11. > > Did you forgot that commit? I still some xkb stuff with `ldd` when I rebase my...