G’day!
I’m writing a PyGObject application in Python for use on my own PC, running Mint 21.3. I’d like to use libawaita 1.5 but it seems I have 1.1.2 installed. What is the best way to install version 1.5?
Many thanks,
J.R.
G’day!
I’m writing a PyGObject application in Python for use on my own PC, running Mint 21.3. I’d like to use libawaita 1.5 but it seems I have 1.1.2 installed. What is the best way to install version 1.5?
Many thanks,
J.R.
The best way is to wait until your distribution ships libadwaita 1.5.
That’s fair enough. I was wondering if it was possible via building my application in a Flatpack?
If you’re writing an application and you’re distributing it via Flatpak, then you can depend on the nightly GNOME SDK: https://nightly.gnome.org
Once GNOME 47 is released (September 2024), you can depend on the stable GNOME SDK.
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