05-18-2020, 02:08 PM
normally you would need to do everything that the extraction tool needs to do. so it could turn out to be more complicated than you might think (but of course there are exceptions to this as always) .
Why don't you just use a normal ubuntu operating system
Try searching for the include file with:
and after that you install the package that is returned (in my case it was libfuse3-dev , but it could also be slightly different, e.g. libfuse-dev, but I think the non-3 version is not providing the fuse3 headers)
Why don't you just use a normal ubuntu operating system
Try searching for the include file with:
Code:
sudo apt-file search fuse.h | grep 'fuse3/fuse.h'and after that you install the package that is returned (in my case it was libfuse3-dev , but it could also be slightly different, e.g. libfuse-dev, but I think the non-3 version is not providing the fuse3 headers)