Nikolai

I've rebuilt it now, and it can be downloaded from Files: https://sourceforge.net/projects/systray-memory-display/files/v1.4/ Cross my fingers that it works for you, because linuxdeployqt complained that my system was too new, so I had to use an older version of linuxdeployqt. I think a reliable solution for keeping the program working is to have it added to package managers, but I'm currently not interested in figuring out how to do that. You could also rebuild the program yourself, it's a regular...

No problem, I'd been wanting to try installing Arch anyway. Have fun! ;-)

OK, I've installed Arch Linux, and I had the exact same issue, but found the solution. I've attached a file here, that you must put in the root folder of the program (alongside the memtray file). I made the mistake of not including this file in the release, since it didn't seem necessary, even though linuxdeployqt created it. "qt.conf" contains these few lines of text: [Paths] Prefix = ./ Plugins = plugins Imports = qml Qml2Imports = qml Now, to execute the program you must run "memtray" instead...

OK, I've installed Arch Linux, and I had the exact same issue, but found the solution. I've attached a file here, that you must put in the root folder of the program (alongside the memtray file). I made the mistake of not including this file in the release, since it didn't seem necessary, even though linuxdeployqt created it. "qt.conf" contains these few lines of text: [Paths] Prefix = ./ Plugins = plugins Imports = qml Qml2Imports = qml Now, to execute the program you must run "memtray" instead...

I used "linuxdeployqt" to create the folders and files in the memtray directory, containing shared libraries and other files needed to run the program (the platform files etc.). Even after that, a couple more files were still required, and I believe the last stuff was solved by running "memtray-debug.sh" and "ldd memtray". If I get an Arch installation up and running I'm pretty sure that linuxdeployqt is all that's necessary, but I will need to do some testing, to know if it will run on other sy...

Yeah, this is definitely an annoying issue. I think I might need to build the program on an Arch installation. The quickest solution is definitely to build the program yourself, but if you have no experience with such things, it might be too troublesome :) My brother is working on being able to statically build Qt programs, which will likely solve this problem, but that'll be at least a few weeks before that's going to carry a result.

It was supposed to be just download and run! I guess we can't have such nice things. However, the issue is obviously the platform plugin. Try this: First, put the libqxcb.so file back in the platforms folder. Then: In memtray.sh change the line "export QT_QPA_PLATFORM_PLUGIN_PATH=$dirname/plugins" into "export QT_QPA_PLATFORM_PLUGIN_PATH=$dirname/plugins/platforms" Save it, then run it. Try removing the line "export QT_QPA_PLATFORM_PLUGIN_PATH=$dirname/plugins" entirely from the script. Save it,...

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