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Posted: 04:09pm
01 Mar 2026
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stanleyella
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  TassyJim said  
  Bryan1 said  So after my first failed attempt with MMEdit I deleted everything and re extracted the folder in /home/Bryan/mmedit5. Now trying to get MMedit to load an error comes up and fails to start.

I am working on a version for RPi without the need for webkit stuff.

Just waiting to create another clean image for the RPi.

If that works satisfactorily, I will do the same for other Linux.

You might still have difficulties with qt5. More recent distributions have gone to qt6 and removed it from their repositories.

Jim


"If that works satisfactorily, I will do the same for other Linux.". NO!!! mmedit on linux mint works great as is.

"If you want desktop shortcuts, run dtopscuts.sh.". shortcuts to mmedit and mmcc appear but just open files in file manager.

Thanks for your persistence sorting rpi mmedit... rpi programming rpi :)
stan
 
Posted: 04:33pm
01 Mar 2026
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stanleyella
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@Jim. Brill! latest zip tar version WORKS! ... extracting was confusing, just zip was easier. Try flashing code next. Thanks again. regards stan

edit, just flashed the lissajours code and it works. got to remember groups dialup usb for it to use usb to ttl
Edited 2026-03-02 04:08 by stanleyella
 
Posted: 07:06pm
01 Mar 2026
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stanleyella
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Tried a few other flash progs and rpi mmedit working so far.

 
Posted: 08:45pm
01 Mar 2026
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dddns
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Nice :)

@Jim
just a thought: could it be possible to directly call the system default web browser with the help html instead of a GTK window?

edit: I don't own a RPI so could not test
Edited 2026-03-02 06:46 by dddns
 
Posted: 09:21pm
01 Mar 2026
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TassyJim
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  dddns said  @Jim
just a thought: could it be possible to directly call the system default web browser with the help html instead of a GTK window?


Yes but in my experience it has been difficult to come up with a method that works for all incarnations of Linux.
I am working on it.

Jim
 
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