#VERIFYING SYNFIG STUDIO CODE#

>Also, I've opened synaptic and verify the installed files and the >symbol: cairo_surface_create_similar_image >synfigstudio: symbol lookup error /opt/synfig/lib/libsynfig.so.0 undefined > I run Synfig Studio create a circle layer and group it => crash >without any complain from the installer. > I installed the corresponding package to the architecture (amd64 deb) > After a while six packaged are created. > Moved to autobuild folder and run the build script: LANG=C sudo bash # I run Synfig Studio create a circle layer and group it => crash # I installed the corresponding package to the architecture (amd64 deb) without any complain from the installer.

#VERIFYING SYNFIG STUDIO CODE#

It means that it is possible to build the Synfig code with the script. # After a while six packaged are created. # Moved to autobuild folder and run the build script: LANG=C sudo bash synfigstudio-linux-build.sh package So the conclusion is that the script compiles an links against the correct cairo library but it is not provided and so it crashes when a synbol only existing in cairo > 1.12 is used.Ĭomment visibility (whether to hide this comment for 'regular users') Synfigstudio: symbol lookup error /opt/synfig/lib/libsynfig.so.0 undefined symbol: cairo_surface_create_similar_imageĪlso, I've opened synaptic and verify the installed files and the dependences:Īnd there is no trace of cairo in the dependences or the installed files. I run Synfig Studio create a circle layer and group it => crash.I installed the corresponding package to the architecture (amd64 deb) without any complain from the installer.SynfigStudio is available as an AppImage which means one app one file, which you can download and run. After a while six packaged are created. A free and open-source 2D animation software.Moved to autobuild folder and run the build script: LANG=C sudo bash synfigstudio-linux-build.sh package.

Verifying synfig studio