this time I just git cloned --recursive

hmmm... im not 100% sure tbh... do you have the gtk3 dev files? I think that was the error you posted previously though... what linux distro are you using?

KDe neon

I never touched gtk at ll

oh KDE uses Qt not GTK

that's why ig

ah

i guess that could be it then

there is wxQt i think, but its experimental

im not sure what you pass to configure either to activate it

@best-agent-85158 might have some insight here

--with-qt

looks like it

agh ;-;

ill be having fun with haxeui through the html5 backend meanwhile I find a solution for that

just want to try it

yeah, id be interested to know if you find a solution, might make sense to put it on the hxwidgets repo readme

@bright-gpu-74537 is that now all good?

you shouldnt need opengl though i dont think

remove the

--with-opengl

and try again

aight I'll move to the next step

btw I did

sudo apt install libgtk2.0-dev             
sudo apt install libgtk-3-dev

to fix the gtk error

just followed the gtk wiki

> Install all necessary build tools, including g++ and autotools. One easy way to do this on many distros is to install the 'build-essential' package, e.g. for Ubuntu > >

sudo apt install build-essential

> > The standard wx build on Linux is wxGTK. The gtk libs should already be installed, but you will also need gtk development package if your distro uses them. For debian and derivatives (e.g. ubuntu, mint) this will be libgtk2.0-dev for gtk2 (which in 2014 is the 'normal' version), or libgtk-3-dev for gtk3, On fedora and openSUSE the equivalents are gtk2-devel and gtk3-devel. So you choose from > >

sudo apt install libgtk2.0-dev

>

sudo apt install libgtk-3-dev

./install-sh

install:        no input file specified

I don't understand what input does it need

i have no idea what install-sh is

dont remember ever using it

in the haxeui docs it says to run make on install, the only thing named as install is that shell script