I'm no debian packaging expert, mind you :) but do you have both libjack0 and pipewire-jack installed and the later activated on /etc/ld.so.conf* ?
if yes then I suspect the build will probably clash at link time, dunno... :/ either case, AFAICT, MX AVLinux is not really suited for development and/or as build environment, you'll probbaly have to tinker on it somewhat to make it work for build purposes; you may try first copmmenting out the /etc/ld.so.conf* line that relates toe pipewire-libjack, and see whether that works; after that you'll need to remember that pw-jack will be absolutely needed, as the pipewire-jack substitution will have no effect thereafter on runtime.
I'm no debian packaging expert, mind you :) but do you have both libjack0 and pipewire-jack installed and the later activated on /etc/ld.so.conf* ?
if yes then I suspect the build will probably clash at link time, dunno... :/ either case, AFAICT, MX AVLinux is not really suited for development and/or as build environment, you'll probbaly have to tinker on it somewhat to make it work for build purposes; you may try first copmmenting out the /etc/ld.so.conf* line that relates toe pipewire-libjack, and see whether that works; after that you'll need to remember that
pw-jackwill be absolutely needed, as the pipewire-jack substitution will have no effect thereafter on runtime.