Fix linux dependencies #267
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Existing related issue #235 |
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I think this is specific to arch? The dependancy is documented for muda (the library dioxus uses for menus) here as Arch Linux / Manjaro only |
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I just started a dioxus desktop linux app, and on first compile ld complained about not being able to find libxdo, and upon installing xdotool it started to work. In further runs after uninstalling xdotool, it started to error again at runtime. I use wayland near-exclusively, so I had no reason to ever install xdotool which provides libxdo. As far as I can tell, this requirement is never mentioned in neither the dioxus nor tauri docs. I did however run a tauri app earlier, so as far as I can tell this dependency is just a dioxus thing.
As this seems to be a hard runtime dependency, this should really be mentioned.