Issues on Nintendo Switch with Ubuntu

[dusty apex]

I tried to install Azahar on Ubuntu 18.04 using both Flatpak and building from source, but I'm getting these errors.

First image: building from the source.
Second image: running the app using flatpak.

[dusty ledge]

try installing azahar through the L4T-Megascript, an app that came preinstalled with switch ubuntu

[dusty apex]

I tried that, but I get an error while building

[vernal sedge]

have you tried to just use a normal pc like a person would do

[rotund oar]

looking at the screenshot you should be removing the (optional) text in "make install" in the first place

also is there any error in the build process ?

also i'm confused as to why unity-gtk-module would even be used when the app is supposed to be fully Qt

[tired sage]

Switch is still an ARM device, it should in theory be able to run it given a real operating system (like ubuntu). So something is going wrong and can probably be debugged

[tired sage]

Can you just run echo $LD_PRELOAD in a shell? Im seeing no mention of this binary in either azahar nor the flatpak definition

so im taking the guess that its part of the switch ubuntu

[vernal sedge]

i mean stop being stupid trying to run a console intro a console

[tired sage]

people have been running emulators on homebrewed consoles since the original xbox.

You are doing your signature move of joining a support channel without helping again

[vernal sedge]

exactly

very clever

very original

[dusty apex]

okay, i installed ubuntu 22.04

and it works

[rotund oar]

I wouldn't say that's a solution since it just delays the problem (ubuntu 22.04 only has 2 more years before going EOL and most libraries will become way too outdated)

[tired sage]

They were on ubuntu 18 before

so by extrapolating we can see that it will be less broken in ubuntu 26.04

note the upwards trend in the graph

[rotund oar]

ah i missed that detail :D

but yeah, on linux it's best to update to the latest version because it doesn't have legacy compatibility of libs (dependency hell as it is called)