Hi, I finally managed it to let cmake complete the configuration for compiling today's latest git snapshot of Falkon's source code for a Falkon version supporting KDE Plasma 6.
For that purpose I have installed Tuxedo OS in version 3, it is providing KDE Plasma 6 as the only Desktop Environment as default. Tuxedo OS is based on Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS, and it is provided by a Germany based computer company selling laptops and PC's with pre-installed Linux distributions. For those interested in Tuxedo OS, visit: https://www.tuxedocomputers.com/en/Infos/Help-Support/Frequently-asked-questions/What-is-the-differences-between-TUXEDO-OS-and-Ubuntu/Kubuntu-_1.tuxedo Having installed Tuxedo OS in version 3, I had to tweak some things in it, like disabling or removing unnecessary daemons and expanding the size of its / boot partition. The original size of the /boot partition was 500 MB big and until then big enough for several other Linux distributions I had been using so far, until I installed Tuxedo OS as the 2nd Linux OS on my machine, but having installed inside Tuxedo OS several linux-image packages from the Tuxedo repositories, the /boot partition got too much filled with data, so that I could not successfully install another, new linux-image package. Due to this I expanded the size of the /boot partition to 4 GB using gparted, and then I successfully could install the latest linux-image package. Just lto et you know that if you consider to use Tuxedo OS in version 3 for testing Falkon running in KDE Plasma 6. I have a question regarding the cmake configuration process for compiling Falkon. Its result currently is: <Quote Beginning> -- Configuring done (21.0s) -- Generating done (1.8s) <Quote End> But want went wrong is this here: <Quote Beginning> -- The following OPTIONAL packages have not been found: * PySide6 (required version >= 6.4.0), Python plugins * Shiboken6 (required version >= 6.4.0), Python plugins * Shiboken6Tools (required version >= 6.4.0), Python plugins <Quote End> cmake cannot find the respective *.cmake files of the three packages named above. But I had installed among other things these 3 Python related packages named above using pip within a virtual environment for pip installations. I could not find out how to download at least the necessary *.cmake files of these 3 packages above using pip. Any idea how to solve this issue? Or can I savely ignore it? Best regards, Jens
