`Qt_6.7_PRIVATE_API' not found (required by /lib64/libQt6Xml.so.6)
I'm trying to diagnose an issue I'm experiencing in Bazzite, specifically I'm using a program called "Rimsort" which a mod manger for the game Rimworld. Most of the functionality is perfectly fine, but I'm experiencing issues with having the program actually interact with the system, specifically I am recieving the error as seen in the title, and this is the full error I get in the terminal when I try to execute the function I'm trying to use.
These are the issues I recieve when I try to use the "Open Folder" option, which I know from previous use would open the folder location of the mod in the native file manager.
Any help would be nice
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They have these dependencies: https://github.com/RimSort/RimSort/blob/main/requirements.txt
libQt6 errors seem to come from the PySide6 dependency. Bazzite doesn't ship with it, maybe because it can be heavy and Qt6 doesn't play well with Wayland.
Try installing it with
rpm-ostree install pyside6 and give it another go.Thanks, I'll try this in a bit and report back
Just tried it and it says the package can't be found
try pip install pyside6?
One moment
Probably should have done this in a container now that I think about it, welp
I can fix that later
it could probably work too, but i think pip dependencies not as bad as layering
Same issue
Actually hold on, I just realized that pySide6 is bundled with the the application, so its just... failing to execute?
wait where did you get the binary from?
i only see ubuntu binary from their releases
That's true
btw what does their zip contains
Among many others
The program works practically perfectly beside this small point
probably try to run it inside ubuntu distrobox i guess
At this point I think it might be a better idea to ask the developers of Rimsort rather then here.
ask them to create a flatpak or appimage if possible
r2modman have appimage
Its something in the works, though it hasn't been settled up yet
Sorry it got quite late for me.
I was actually going to suggest reaching them out. Python dependencies if not using your most generic distro can be a pain to deal with at times…
Use distrobox for this purpose if you can
Should solve this issue