I think we are generally backwards compatible to 3.5 or some such, so
you'll want to use the old call I guess.
FWIW, the more reliable and I think also more liked way of doing this
is to configure_file a header where you #cmakedefine WITH_DDCUTI e.g.
see plasma-workspace or plasma-desktop. That wo
You might want to look at the launchpad packaging
(https://launchpad.net/~rockowitz/+archive/ubuntu/ddcutil), which
includes the library version and development package. It is at the
current release level (0.9.7).
If the cmake error is not obvious, let me know what it is. The locus of
the p
Rah that's dicky me trying to add the WITH_DDCUTIL symbol and propagate it to
be used
in a #ifdef in the actual code (ddcutilbrightness.{c, h}) I spent a lot of
time trying to get it
to work although it's probably basic cmake stuff...
Hmm after a bit of research, is it possible that the je
https://build.neon.kde.org/job/bionic_unstable_kde_powerdevil_bin_amd64/127/console
*17:40:13* CMake Error at CMakeLists.txt:56
(add_compile_definitions):*17:40:13* Unknown CMake command
"add_compile_definitions".
Is the cmake error I get for Powerdevil
https://cgit.kde.org/powerdevil.git/
J
I put ddcutils package in Neon unstable to be able to test it, using
Sanford's packaging from Debian but with the libraries turned on. However
powerdevil doesn't compile with DDCUtils turned on, it fails on a cmake
error.
Jonathan
On Fri, 27 Sep 2019 at 07:14, Dorian Vogel wrote:
> Hey Jonath
Hey Jonathan,
Unfortunately I did not test it for a long time (last time was around
5.15), and don't really have the possibility now because I'm away from home.
*If I remember correctly,* back then I had a few instances when the startup
of plasma (during the splashscreen) was quite longer due to re
The DDCUtil features of Powerdevil in KDE Plasma are currently disabled by
default
"DDCUtil library support is disabled by default as recomended by authors,
add -DHAVE_DDCUTIL=On to enable"
This is based on a conversation from 2017 where it was decided it was
unstable.
I see work has continued on