No, not install from source. As I said, I tried to install
Squeak-3.9-8.i686-pc-linux-gnu.tar.gz
...which is the binary download from Squeak.org. And I¹m using 32-bit Linux
(Ubuntu).
The Synaptic package is out of date--the latest version it has is 3.8. I
need 3.9 (because I have development images of Seaside based on 3.9).
This is really goofy. What can possibly be wrong with my fresh Feisty Fawn
installation???
Regards,
Richard
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Hi
> I¹m trying to install Squeak on a *fresh* installation of Ubuntu
> Linux 7.04
> (Feisty Fawn) using...
> Squeak-3.9-8.i686-pc-linux-gnu.tar.gz
> ...from Squeak.org. But it complains...
> ³No binaries/libraries found for i686-pc-linux-gnulibc1.²
> I am completely baffled by how this can fail, unless no one on this
> planet
> has ever installed Squeak on Feisty Fawn. Can somebody give me a clue?
Squeak runs on Ubuntu 7.04 without problems here.
You download a tar.gz, so you want to install from source?
Try a pre-compiled Synaptic package instead. (Could be difficult on a
64bit Linux)
If you want to build from source, dont forget to install all the
development tools before.
Go to synaptic and install the "build-essential" package.
Hope that helps
Enno
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