Also, does the latest version of compose desktop r...

# compose-desktop

[bj0]

Also, does the latest version of compose desktop require glibc 2.29? the previous version worked fine with 2.28. There's also this issue from 2 years ago about it with no responses: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/CMP-2279

[ephemient]

https://github.com/JetBrains/skiko/blob/master/skiko/docker/linux-amd64/Dockerfile their CI setup seems to be running the build inside a Docker container, which is built on Ubuntu 20.04, which uses Glibc 2.31

[ephemient]

I think it also uses artifacts from skia-pack which is also built on Ubuntu 20.04

[bj0]

so there's no workaround? It's odd the last version which came out a few months ago was working, but that ticket is over 2 years old

[bj0]

oh i see they changed the image in may, i guess im stuck on the old version

[ephemient]

you could try re-building skia-pack and skiko on your old distro. if they worked before, they may still work

[ephemient]

ubuntu 20.04 is the oldest ubuntu that's still supported (glibc 2.31), debian 11 is the oldest debian that's still supported (glibc 2.31), so… out of curiosity, are you perhaps on RHEL 8?

[ephemient]

if that's the case, you're going to have problems with other tools too, such as building anything with Kotlin Native (uses llvm/clang which uses glibc≥2.29)

[bj0]

yes, my target system is stuck on rhel8

[bj0]

it's a jvm/swing app that i've been adding compose to

[bj0]

kotlin/compose