Issues with Manjaro's package manager causing failures during installation.
Issues with Manjaro's package manager causing failures during installation.
I verified that g++ and gcc are present at the specified paths. I'm running kernel 5.6 with linux56-headers and base-devel installed. The AUR and makepkg processes were successful until now. The issue started after the installation, but I'm not sure what caused it. The error message indicates permission issues with a profile file. It seems openboard might have been installed via AUR, but there was a problem during the build. I'm unsure what exactly went wrong.
Attempted to compile manually but encountered issues. The build process is failing at the start. ~/.../openboard/openboard >>> makepkg -si ±[●●][master] ==> Creating package: openboard 1.5.4-1 (Thu 04 Jun 2020 01:53:22 PM EDT) ==> Verifying runtime dependencies... ==> Checking build-time dependencies... ==> Getting source files... -> Located v1.5.4.tar.gz -> Located qchar.patch -> Located qwebkit.patch -> Located openboard.desktop -> Located quazip.diff -> Located poppler.patch -> Located drop_ThirdParty_repo.patch ==> Confirming source files with MD5sums... v1.5.4.tar.gz ... All patches validated ... Successfully built ==>
Yes, there are several reliable options available for testing. You might want to explore well-known frameworks or platforms that suit your needs.
I meant to create it, but checking the pkgbuild shows it starts with qmake—then it proceeds to make. The issue is that qmake doesn’t normally trigger make, but sometimes these errors appear randomly and might be dismissed.
You can run the build in the same directory. If qmake functions correctly, a makefile should exist.