I have checked the code and Kile is trying to open the plugin and not the library:
From src/kileviewmanager.cpp::1088
void Manager::createViewerPart(KActionCollection *actionCollection)
{
m_viewerPart = Q_NULLPTR;
KPluginLoader pluginLoader(OKULAR_LIBRARY_NAME);
KPluginFactory *factory = pluginLoader.factory();
if(!factory) {
KILE_DEBUG_MAIN << "Could not find the Okular library.";
m_viewerPart = Q_NULLPTR;
return;
}
The plugin is currently shipped in the okular package itself, so I'll go
forward and make okular an strict dependency.
*Maybe* in the future we could look at splitting the plugin into it's own
package, but I don't know if that's just too much. After all I guess most of
the people using Kile are using okular too (the sole fact that this took so
long to find points me to that).
Cheers, Lisandro.
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