Hi,
When you run GCompris, you can go to the find section (last button,
the magnifying glass) and search for:
* "calendar" for Qt labs calendar.
* "fractions" for Qt charts.
Both should not start if the dependencies are not there (and a log in the
terminal telling the dependency is missing).
* "clickgame" for webp plugin. If the fish are not displayed but there are
white rectangles (or nothing) the dependency is missing (there should also
be a log in the terminal telling there is no webp plugin to decode the
images)
Cheers,
Johnny
Le mar. 4 avr. 2023 à 16:01, Adriaan de Groot a écrit :
> On Monday, 3 April 2023 13:00:04 CEST kde-announce-apps-requ...@kde.org
> wrote:
> > Today's Topics:
> >
> >1. GCompris release 3.2 (Johnny Jazeix)
> >
> >
> > We recently had an issue as some dependencies were not correct.
> > Can you please verify that this version depends on Qt webp image format
> > plugin, Qt labs calendar module and Qt Charts qml plugin?
>
> What's a good way of checking *at runtime* that these are enabled? In
> other
> words, how can a user tell that the dependencies have been "done right" by
> their distribution?
>
> Asking as a packager, though -- I can see Qt charts explicitly in the
> dependency list for gcompris in my packaging, but not the other two and
> I'd
> like to check if they get pulled in somehow.
>
> [ade]
