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- The anki-release package is created/published with the scripts in qt/release.
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- The installer/launcher is created with the build scripts in qt/launcher/{platform}.
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## Mixing development and study
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## Building
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The steps to build the launcher vary slightly depending on your operating
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system. First, you have to navigate to the appropriate folder:
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| Operating System | Path | Env variables |
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| ---------------- | ------------------ | ------------- |
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| Linux | ./qt/launcher/lin/ | - |
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| MacOS | ./qt/launcher/mac/ | `NODMG=1` |
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| Windows | .\qt\launcher\win\ | `NOCOMP=1` |
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If you are on Windows or MacOS, you will now have to set the environment
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variables as outlined in the table above. `NOCOMP=1` skips code signing
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and compression, whereas `NODMG=1` skips the slow bundling / code signing.
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Next, run the `build.sh` script (on Linux and MacOS) or the `build.bat` script
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(on Windows).
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For example, on Linux, you can build the launcher by following these steps:
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```
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cd ./qt/launcher/lin/
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./build.sh
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```
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## Issues During Building
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If you are experiencing issues building the launcher, make sure that all dependencies
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are installed. See [Building from source](#building-from-source) for more info.
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## Running
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Once the launcher is built, you can find the executable under `out/launcher`
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(located in the project root). In that folder, you will find the binary file of
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the launcher.
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On linux, you will find a `launcher.amd64` and a `launcher.arm64` binary file.
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Select the one matching your architecture and run it to test your changes.
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For example, on Linux, after following the build steps above, you can run the
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amd64 launcher via this command:
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```
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../../../out/launcher/anki-launcher-25.09.2-linux/launcher.amd64
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```
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# Mixing development and study
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You may wish to create a separate profile with File>Switch Profile for use
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during development. You can pass the arguments "-p [profile name]" when starting
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error while loading shared libraries: libcrypt.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
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```
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## Dependencies for Building the Launcher
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If you want to build the launcher, you will need to install the following dependency:
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```
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sudo apt install gcc-aarch64-linux-gnu
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```
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## Audio
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To play and record audio during development, install mpv and lame.
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