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  • This change ensures Qt dependencies are available, eliminating the need to install Qt locally to run the Dive UI.
  • The setup now works for both the Dive UI binary located in /build/ui and the one installed to the /install folder after running ninja install.
  • The current binary directory has been added to the library search paths. This allows the Dive UI binary to execute correctly from any directory.

- This change ensures Qt dependencies are available, eliminating the need
  to install Qt locally to run the Dive UI.
- The setup now works for both the Dive UI binary located in /build/ui and
  the one installed to the /install folder after running ninja install.
- The current binary directory has been added to the library search paths.
  This allows the Dive UI binary to execute correctly from any directory.
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hysw commented Oct 16, 2025

It's probably a better idea to ask end user to install system library than bundle everything, e.g. sudo apt install libqt5core5t64 libqt5gui5t64 libqt5widgets5t64

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