Ricardo Kleemann wrote:
> But it can be configured to load packages locally?
Not sure what you mean...
> > However, glibc 2.1 is only in the development version; I'm fast reaching
> > the point that I may put it up for download as beta, and potentially
> > release it soon as a beta release.
>
> That would be wonderful... Any time estimates?
Right now I'm working on getting the setup script debugged and working;
that is the main stumbling block. I'd like to get it to where a general
user set it up without too much trouble.
> So the May release is based on what version of glibc?
glibc 2.0.7
> The development version you have right now would work with RH 6.2
> programs?
Yes, as long as they use glibc 2.1 and ncurses 4. ncurses is now at 5;
probably should be wary until I can see to it that ncurses 5 works
alright - also trying to upgrade now.
> RH 6.2 is ok?
Yes. RH 6.2 would make a fine development environment for Oxygen.
> Are there any other LRP releases which support glibc 2.1 ?
Not that I'm aware of. Most upgrades are smitten with Linux 2.4, not
glibc 2.1 or 2.2. Personally, I got tired of trying to compile on an
ancient box, or finding apps that wouldn't work under glibc 2.0.
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