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I've been busy finishing LDCad 1.7 Alpha 2 and one of it's checkpoints is upgrading dependencies.

For this I upgraded the Linux (vm) build system to Debian 11, this caused some major problems compiler wise.

But after hours of tweaking I got a new binary out of it.

Only to discover it doesn't work on older systems because of the libc 2.28 dependency.

So I want to  try again using an older version of Debian.

But before doing that I was wondering about distributions the current users are running.

Also does anyone still use 32bit versions of the newer Linux  releases?

(2022-04-30, 7:41)Roland Melkert Wrote: [ -> ]But before doing that I was wondering about distributions the current users are running.

Linux Mint 19.3

(2022-04-30, 7:41)Roland Melkert Wrote: [ -> ]But before doing that I was wondering about distributions the current users are running.

Slackware 15.0 64Bit

Two machines: Debian 10 and Debian 11. 64bit versions only

(2022-05-04, 6:13)Milan Vančura Wrote: [ -> ]Two machines: Debian 10 and Debian 11. 64bit versions only

Could you please check what version of libc Debian 10 uses?

(2022-05-04, 18:52)Roland Melkert Wrote: [ -> ]Could you please check what version of libc Debian 10 uses?

Code:

ldd --version

I'm sorry for a delay, Roland.

ldd (Debian GLIBC 2.29-10) 2.29

(2022-05-21, 12:45)Milan Vančura Wrote: [ -> ]I'm sorry for a delay, Roland.

ldd (Debian GLIBC 2.29-10) 2.29

I used Debian 9 for the Alpha 2 release for maximal support of (older) installations.

Only downside of this setup was wxWidgets failing to build its GTX3 variant for some reason.

So it's still GTK2 for now.