Julia is currently outdated on F40 and suffers from severe issues, as the build has been failing for some time (bug 2274270, bug 2240448). Unfortunately, the only version I could get to build is 1.11, which Cantor currently doesn't support. I've tried rebuilding the RPM and I get this: /home/milan/rpmbuild/BUILD/cantor-24.02.2/src/backends/julia/juliaserver/juliaserver.cpp: In member function ‘void JuliaServer::parseJlModule(jl_module_t*, bool)’: /home/milan/rpmbuild/BUILD/cantor-24.02.2/src/backends/julia/juliaserver/juliaserver.cpp:171:39: error: ‘jl_array_data’ was not declared in this scope 171 | jl_value_t **data = (jl_value_t**)jl_array_data(names); | ^~~~~~~~~~~~~ Julia 1.11 does not even allow the cantor RPM to install, as it requires libjulia.so.1 but now julia provides only libjulia.so.1.11 (and rightfully so given that it's not ABI compatible). Would you mind disabling Julia support for now? It seems that the lesser of the two evils is to have Julia working standalone but not in Cantor, as having a broken Julia prevents using it in Cantor too. Reproducible: Always
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