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Is there a TUI prebuilt release for linux?

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May 05 · 2 months ago

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🕹️ skyjake [mod...] · May 05 at 04:48:

There isn't. I consider the TUI build too unpolished for that, so only the build script is provided for now.

🚀 blah_blah_blah · May 05 at 14:37:

I've never been able to get the TUI to compile. Can't remember what the issue was last time. But I tried twice.

🍀 gritty · May 05 at 16:26:

same

👤 jdcard · May 05 at 18:54:

I haven't compiled it recently. This comment is sent from clagrange version 1.14.1. Maybe I should download the current code and try to build it.

👺 daruma · Jul 06 at 20:04:

Where can I find the build script for the TUI? I git clone the repo locally, but couldn't find the script.

🕹️ skyjake [mod...] · Jul 07 at 03:36:

In the latest dev branch, the script has been removed because you can now build the TUI using the main CMake project, with the ENABLE_TUI option. This will be part of the v1.18 release.

In older versions, and the current release branch, you can find the build-tui.sh script in the repository root.