The `core` directory containing the qtscript libraries are missing and/or there is no documentation for setting this up. With these files missing `code` scripts can't access the Qt framework.
NOTE: This may not be an issue of just missing files. Looking through `strace` it appears `actexec` is looking for the `code` directory in `/usr/bin`.
Debian/Ubuntu packages are incomplete
Re: Debian/Ubuntu packages are incomplete
I don't think that there is any bug. I have Actiona installed on Ubuntu 20.04 and there are references if you search "Ubuntu". Here is one.
viewtopic.php?f=35&t=19111&p=25251&hilit=ubuntu#p25251
Look for jmgr advice in threads.
At a guess I think you may find some Qt4 dependencies missing.
You can use ldd in Ubuntu on Actiona and actexec binaries to list dependencies.
Also I remember using QtCreator to compile Actiona instead of the manual build.
viewtopic.php?f=35&t=19111&p=25251&hilit=ubuntu#p25251
Look for jmgr advice in threads.
At a guess I think you may find some Qt4 dependencies missing.
You can use ldd in Ubuntu on Actiona and actexec binaries to list dependencies.
Also I remember using QtCreator to compile Actiona instead of the manual build.