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Migration to use of upstream Linuxbrew/Homebrew #56
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I've assigned WG coordinators so you are aware of this WIP and can point your groups to this info as/when needed. No action is otherwise required, and you can continue to use existing installs of the software. |
Update for Debian 9.8, as of 2019-02-28
Hope the is the right place |
@edbird please create a new issue on SuperNEMO-dbd/brew with the details it asks for! |
Closing in favour of new issues on SuperNEMO-DBD/brew. |
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As noted in #50 and in SuperNEMO-DBD/brew#12, the fork of Linuxbrew is a bit out of date. To reduce the maintenance burden and better support the upstream, we'll be moving to full use of Linuxbrew/Homebrew. Other than this basic reason, Home/Linuxbrew have a medium term plan to merge development for better cross-platform experience, making our fork redundant.
This does not affect existing, working, installs of the software. These can be retained until the upgrade is complete (before the next Falaise release).
This issue will keep track of developments and fixes required to enable this, including:
We also document the minimum steps needed to install Supernemo software in the intermediate period:
We use the build-from-source environment variable on Linux so that we can use the system
glibc
and thus make use of system graphics and drivers. GCC is also installed without linuxbrew's glibc for now.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: