Adding oxide: the ubuntu-app-platform snap is simply using the packages from the stable-phone-overlay PPA, so I doubt that the bug is there.
Looking at oxide source code, I see in oxide/build/cmake/Options.cmake the following lines:
set(_IS_LINUX false) if(CMAKE_SYSTEM_NAME STREQUAL "Linux") set(_IS_LINUX true) endif() cmake_dependent_option(ENABLE_HYBRIS "Enable code that uses libhybris" ON "_IS_LINUX" OFF) unset(_IS_LINUX)
Please correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems to me that libhybris is being enabled on Linux by default.
Furthermore, the debian/rules file contains:
COMMON_OPTIONS := -DENABLE_TESTS=1 -DENABLE_HYBRIS_CAMERA=1 -DBOOTSTRAP_GN=1
which is being set on all architectures.
Adding oxide: the ubuntu-app-platform snap is simply using the packages from the stable- phone-overlay PPA, so I doubt that the bug is there.
Looking at oxide source code, I see in oxide/build/ cmake/Options. cmake the following lines:
set(_IS_LINUX false) CMAKE_SYSTEM_ NAME STREQUAL "Linux") dependent_ option( ENABLE_ HYBRIS "Enable code that uses libhybris"
ON "_IS_LINUX" OFF) _IS_LINUX)
if(
set(_IS_LINUX true)
endif()
cmake_
unset(
Please correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems to me that libhybris is being enabled on Linux by default.
Furthermore, the debian/rules file contains:
COMMON_OPTIONS := -DENABLE_TESTS=1 -DENABLE_ HYBRIS_ CAMERA= 1 -DBOOTSTRAP_GN=1
which is being set on all architectures.