Hi! (and one question).

Welcome All!

Coming from windows/nanocad 5 free but time has come to change from windows to debian. Nanocad dropped... So I'm here.
I'm still quite a beginner in linux so have some question on building the binary from sources.
Which branch is safe to build? 2.2.1 or the master? For master do i need to install qt6 dev framework and runtimes?
Debian13 comes with qt5 that i dont want to mess up. With the help of the manual i built 2.2.1 without any fault on one of my machines, but for the other one i would like to install the latest of LibreCAD.

Thanks!

Qt6 is included in official debian 13

Actually, you can also try our appimage builds, which is meant to avoid lib dependency issues.

If you are looking for stable usages, try the 2.2.1 release. The master is allowed to be wild sometimes.

libretibor wrote

Welcome All!

Coming from windows/nanocad 5 free but time has come to change from windows to debian. Nanocad dropped... So I'm here.
I'm still quite a beginner in linux so have some question on building the binary from sources.
Which branch is safe to build? 2.2.1 or the master? For master do i need to install qt6 dev framework and runtimes?
Debian13 comes with qt5 that i dont want to mess up. With the help of the manual i built 2.2.1 without any fault on one of my machines, but for the other one i would like to install the latest of LibreCAD.

Thanks!

Ok thank you!