[QUESTION] Should the installation instructions teach how to use gcc 10 on Ubuntu? #4571
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Given that ubuntu is quite popular, adding a short note to the README might be useful. Try submitting a PR and see if it is accepted? If you make the instructions a bit more generic the PR has a higher likelihood of being merged. |
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Added information on how to install from the repositories. Improved the instructions for how to build from source, for those that don't want an ancient version of Kakoune. On Ubuntu 20.04 and earlier, GCC 10 is not the default so we have to explicitly tell `make` to use GCC 10. See also: mawww#4571
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Added information on how to install from the repositories. Improved the instructions for how to build from source, for those that don't want an ancient version of Kakoune. On Ubuntu 20.04 and earlier, GCC 10 is not the default so we have to explicitly tell `make` to use GCC 10. See also: mawww#4571
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Added information on how to install from the repositories. Improved the instructions for how to build from source, for those that don't want an ancient version of Kakoune. On Ubuntu 20.04 and earlier, GCC 10 is not the default so we have to explicitly tell `make` to use GCC 10. See also: mawww#4571
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I think this is fixed now |
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Added information on how to install from the repositories. Improved the instructions for how to build from source, for those that don't want an ancient version of Kakoune. On Ubuntu 20.04 and earlier, GCC 10 is not the default so we have to explicitly tell `make` to use GCC 10. See also: mawww#4571
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Added information on how to install from the repositories. Improved the instructions for how to build from source, for those that don't want an ancient version of Kakoune. On Ubuntu 20.04 and earlier, GCC 10 is not the default so we have to explicitly tell `make` to use GCC 10. See also: mawww#4571
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On Ubuntu 20.04 (current LTS), the default GCC version is not recent enough. To compile Kakoune I had to use
instead of just
I wonder if we should update the README accordingly.
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