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Fatal error when launching on Linux
See original GitHub issueHi. I build osu!lazer from source using this tutorial. But if I try to launch it from command line like in README file (dotnet run --project osu.Desktop), I get a fatal error: https://pastebin.com/mtVvAK7c. I’m using Debian 9.
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Sigh…
Debian has the package libgbm1 which provides “libgbm.so.1”, but we look for “libgbm.so”.
Install the “libgbm-dev” package for now.
Closing.