Missing library on Raspbian; libicui18n.so.67 about score

[jcelerier]

sadly the ICU libs aren't compatible between them, an app that links against libicu 67 needs ICU 67 at runtime and won't even run with ICU 72 - looks like we have to ship it manually. Thanks for the heads-up !

[jcelerier]

Are you on raspbian bullseye or bookworm btw? bookworm i guess?

[glenpike]

Are you on raspbian bullseye or bookworm btw? bookworm i guess?

Yes, sorry, I am on Bookworm. I might see if there's an older version of Bullseye - I couldn't see at first glance yesterday, but will try again.

[jcelerier]

don't worry - stay on bookworm, it shuold work. I have a new release in progress, I'll add the libicu required file

[jcelerier]

on it...

[jcelerier]

https://github.com/ossia/score/actions/runs/7332752964/artifacts/1135590574 can you try this one?

[glenpike]

https://github.com/ossia/score/actions/runs/7332752964/artifacts/1135590574 can you try this one?
Sorry for the delay.
That build runs / starts ok on a fresh and updated Bookworm.
The synths.effects example runs, but glitchy.
The video effects example runs, but jerky.
The 3d examples crash with a segfault.
I tried those on a Bullseye installation and they all ran ok and seemed smoother. I am testing Bookworm on a TV with HDMI audio and video, Bullseye was on a monitor, together with a USB soundcard, so their could be differences there?
Bullseye seems more stable 🤷

[jcelerier]

should be fixed in 3.1.13 : https://github.com/ossia/score/releases/tag/v3.1.13

for the bullseye / bookworm difference: bookworm by default runs under Wayland. On the Pi 4 i found this actually works much less well and reverted mine to X11. But at some point ossia should get a native wayland backend to fix things... it's still some more packaging work.

The 3D example crash was a bug in a shader and should have been fixed.

[jcelerier]

fixed for some time