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After seeing a bunch of posts about Android_Translation_layer, I decided to try it out but I'm have issues installing it. Has anyone gotten it working in Linux Mint?

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I’m using the Cinnamon edition of Linux Mint 22 (Wilma) and I’ve installed all of the dependencies listed on the build documention but when I try running meson setup builddir in the android_translation_layer folder, it gives me this error:

ERROR: C shared or static library 'art' not found

Assuming that the “art” that it needs is “art_standalone”, I’ve already installed that and it seemed to install just fine but for some reason meson still can’t find it. Assuming that it can work in Linux Mint, what should I try next?

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Just install the NewPipe flatpak and replace the apk with whatever.

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Ok, I have NewPipe installed and it’s working but I don’t where it’s apk is located or how to replace it.

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I was able to find it’s apk but none of the apks I replaced it with worked. So either the apps I have don’t work in ATL or there is some issue specifically with NewPipe’s flatpak.

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