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10 years 1 month ago #2497 by roosey
libpoppler-qt5-dev on Debian Wheezy was created by roosey
I can't seem to find a package for libpoppler-qt5-dev on Wheezy amd64 does anyone have a workaround? Compile from source?

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10 years 1 month ago #2498 by selmf
Replied by selmf on topic libpoppler-qt5-dev on Debian Wheezy
It looks like the poppler package provided in wheezy-backports is patched to not build the qt5 bindings. You can try one of these approaches:

1) ask the maintainers of the backport poppler package to add poppler-qt5 and poppler-qt5-dev
2) get the source package for poppler from jessie and try to compile that
3) or just try to install poppler from jessie (not encouraged by Debian, but often works)

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8 years 8 months ago #3595 by Valmara
Replied by Valmara on topic libpoppler-qt5-dev on Debian Wheezy
Hello

get the sources from wheezy-backports and applies the patch below
That will do the job. It works for me, I needed libpoppler-qt5-1 and libpoppler-qt5-1-dev to compile the latest Nixnote from git

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