Glynn wrote:
I doubt that it's possible to build a generic Linux/x86 version of
GRASS, due to the large number of dependencies.
But anyway there is a "Generic GNU/Linux (ia32)" for Grass 5.4 and Grass 6.1
CVS snapshot. Will there be for Grass 6.01?
Did you mean "generic Linux/x86" as something else Glynn?
Best,
Maciek
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On Sat, Aug 20, 2005 at 01:03:26PM +0200, Maciek Sieczka via RT wrote:
Glynn wrote:
> I doubt that it's possible to build a generic Linux/x86 version of
> GRASS, due to the large number of dependencies.But anyway there is a "Generic GNU/Linux (ia32)" for Grass 5.4 and Grass 6.1
CVS snapshot. Will there be for Grass 6.01?
It's quite some work to generate binary snapshot cronjobs.
We better "simply" release 6.0.1. Apparently there are no big
problems with RC2, so we can get it out next week.
Markus
Maciek Sieczka via RT wrote:
> I doubt that it's possible to build a generic Linux/x86 version of
> GRASS, due to the large number of dependencies.But anyway there is a "Generic GNU/Linux (ia32)" for Grass 5.4 and Grass 6.1
CVS snapshot. Will there be for Grass 6.01?Did you mean "generic Linux/x86" as something else Glynn?
I meant "generic" as in something which actually works on any
Linux/x86 system, rather than something which is merely advertised as
doing so.
If you download the "generic" version from the GRASS website, and run
it on a Linux/x86 system which is substantially different from the one
on which it was compiled, some components (especially NVIZ) may not
work correctly (or at all).
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Glynn Clements <glynn@gclements.plus.com>