I'm wondering if anyone's able to run the SDK on a recent Linux system. It's using some ancient libraries like libwekgitgtk-1.0 which are not available on Ubuntu 21.10, and probably also on much older versions. How are you running it on Linux?
I'm wondering if anyone's able to run the SDK on a recent Linux system. It's using some ancient libraries like libwekgitgtk-1.0 which are not available on Ubuntu 21.10, and probably also on much older versions. How are you running it on Linux?
I'm on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS. We'll see in a month if it'll still work in 22.04...
Thanks. Didn't know it works on 20.04. In that case I'll try to install 20.04 on a VM, and package the binary there with all the dynamic libraries.
to tell you the truth I don't remember if I had to manually install some deb-s for this to work, but I did not have to compile anything or hack things, in the worst case maybe I did download and installed some debs with dpkg
4.1.1, which was just released, updated a few libraries. This includes libwebkit to version 2 and gtk to version 3. Please let us know if you're still running into issues after updating to SDK 4.1.1 and SDK Manager 1.0.4.
Thanks for the quick response and the update! Confirmed that it now works on Ubuntu 21.10! Couldn't be happier about this :-)
Kyle.ConnectIQ FYI: https://forums.garmin.com/developer/connect-iq/i/bug-reports/sdkmanager-upgrade-fails I can't upgrade to 1.0.4
What current distributions work? Does the version of Java matter, and if so which do I need?
I'm on Mac since, and I don't know what's the minimum java version required. Isn't it somewhere in the SDK installation page in the requirements?
The documentation only says Ubuntu and Java 8. It doesn't say beyond that. My experience with Java with other applications that the patch level version can make or break functionality. Ubuntu has a new release every six months.