What about a list of runtime dependencies for geany and geany-plugins on CentOS 7 that aren't X or GDK-related? If I had that I could satisfy both of you, @b4n and @eht16.

Geany has basically zero deps. You might want to bundle a version of libvte9 because newer systems don't have that, but it's an optional runtime dependency for embedded terminal support.

GP it's a whole different story. Check the libraries each plugins checks for. Or once built, run ldd or similar to see the deps list, and filter that using good judgment -- or use a better command that only lists direct dependencies, but I don't have that under the hand right now, yet I'm sure it exists, maybe some options for objdump?

Oh and which libraries included are X or GDK related? Out of:

Basically, everything that starts with libX or libx is X-related, so is pixman. libgdk and libatk are GTK related, so are all of pango, cairo, freetype, harfbuzz, png. EGL, gl and gbm are OpenGL related, so X/GTK. gmodule and gthread are safe to assume I guess, GTK requires them anyway, and even maaaaany non-GUI apps. libffi is GLib-related, and we don't depend on it directly so again, no use. I have no clue about libgraphite2 or lzma just now, but we don't depend on that directly either. Which leaves us with… libgeany. Better pack that last one :)

But really, you should find a way to automatically list first-levels deps. LD must be able to help at some level, at least if building with --as-needed or something.

@b4n I also run yum-builddep geany geany-plugins before I start the build. So if that doesn't cause all the build dependencies to be present I don't know what will.

Well, I can't know for sure, that must bring in what the author of the Fedora package said was required, that's all. If you want to ship some plugins, I really recommend using explicit --enable-<plugin> flags so the configure pass explicitly fails if the dependencies aren't met.

But I really think it's rather an improper target location for the actual plugin binaries that not building any GP plugins.

Well I've updated my AppImage to include the changes I think you want […] I tested it on Arch Linux and it works on there now. It also works on Fedora 24, so @b4n was right about those libraries.

Good.

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