Added instructions for resolving libadwaita build issues for GTK4 support #203
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As of 8/12/2022, a build dependency update in libadwaita (gtk4 >= 4.9.1) results in the build failing on Fedora 37 and Ubuntu 22.04. I've added some instructions to checkout to an earlier commit, so that the build can proceed. This should be a temporary change, for until the updated dependencies are available in the Ubuntu and Fedora stable repos. This is also a bodge; if there are any other better ways to handle this, please let me know.
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As of 8/12/2022, a build dependency update in libadwaita (gtk4 >= 4.9.1) results in the build failing on Fedora 37 and Ubuntu 22.04. I've added some instructions to checkout to an earlier commit, so that the build can proceed.
This should be a temporary change, for until the updated dependencies are available in the Ubuntu and Fedora stable repos. This is also a bodge; if there are any better ways to handle this, please let me know.