Dependancy Install
Is there any way I can install libwebkit2gtk-4.0.so.37? I need it to run the slicer for my 3D printer because their Appimage sucks
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Probably in a distrobox container
I layered this in to use OrcaSlicer
Yeah exactly what I am trying to run
I am just not really sure how to do it
rpm-ostree install webkit2gtk4.0
it's been submitted as an issue on github a few times already, but they aren't rolling it into the appimage for some reasonYeah I saw the git stuff. Probs because they dont particullary care too much about the linux build
Running it now hopefully it works
The bambu Studio Flatpak is also broken for me. Probs to do with shitty nvidia drivers
there's a flatpak for that now? neat
Yeah none of the 3D stuff works tho at least for me
I wouldn't know why, so I'll blame Nvidia too
Orca Launches now, However It just gets stuck with nothing 😦
on the plus side, there will (soon) be an update to OrcaSlicer that addresses the webkit2gtk4.0 dependency https://github.com/SoftFever/OrcaSlicer/pull/5919
Nice
I guess I can go into windows to run a print for now
My move to Linux is going a little less then stellar it seems
GitHub
LINUX - WAYLAND - NO 3D VIEW AFTER NVIDIA DRIVER UPDATE · Issue #64...
Is there an existing issue for this problem? I have searched the existing issues OrcaSlicer Version 2.1.1 Operating System (OS) Linux OS Version Cachyos Additional system information Kernel: Linux ...
this may address your issue
you can add those environment variables to
~/.bashrc and then run source ~/.bashrc
or you can try to run it in a command line __GLX_VENDOR_LIBRARY_NAME=mesa __EGL_VENDOR_LIBRARY_FILENAMES=/usr/share/glvnd/egl_vendor.d/50_mesa.json path/to/
OrcaSlicer_Linux_V2.1.1.AppImageWould rather write a script that launches the appimage with those vars. Adding that to .bashrc could break other programs