Found that the package is not meant for arch64bit.
Any idea to make a 32bit app run on 64bit?
You need to great a 32-bit userland/chroot. It’s probably easiest to do this with a Debian environment.
Acquire debootstrap (Package - debootstrap - Discover Packages On Manjaro Linux)
There’s some information here: Debootstrap - Debian Wiki
First, make a directory to bootstrap into, for example:
mkdir /chroot/debian-armhf
Then run debootsrap:
debootstrap --arch armhf stable /chroot/debian-armhf http://deb.debian.org/debian
Once it’s finished, you should be able to access this environment via:
chroot /chroot/debian-armhf
For a more in depth guide, take a look at https://forum.armbian.com/topic/16584-install-box86-on-arm64/ and anywhere within that it references. This one is using Box86 in the end (which requires a 32 bit environment) but you don’t need to worry about the Box86 related bits unless you intend to use it.
Thanks alot.
I will give it a try.
So far only all the 3d printing software that i have tried have issues.
The rest are fine.
Hope this fix it.
I was just wondering, i have updated cura using the software update. But it seems to give compatibility issues after updating manjaro.
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I still had the libcanberra dependency issue