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Originally Posted by KevinH
Yes, most distributions keep updating their Qt versions and unfortunately how they split up Qt for packaging in their specific distribution.
Once you added the libqt6svg package, did your build complete and were you able to launch it?
Or is the missing xkb lib still an issue?
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My distro is the same today as when I did the 2.0.2 build back in last November (2023) apart from updates but the Qt6 packages I installed for building 2.0.2 remain unchanged in my machine.
The libqt6svg package is still there but evidently not sufficient this time round. Last time there was no mention of problems with xkb as far as I recall - nothing in my notes nor mention in this thread.
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
With 2.0.2, I believe QtSvg was merely a runtime requirement. We changed something along the road to 2.1.0 that made it a build requirement. So I'm guessing that means that a -dev package for QtSvg will also be required (on distros that split packages into separate lib and dev components).
Let me see if I can figure out what Ubuntu is calling that package today.
EDIT: Try installing libqt6svg6-dev on Jammy.
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Thanks for that idea - I'll give it a try and come back.