For reasons I can't go into here, I'm in dire need of getting a copy of a Linux x86_64 GGTS release that supports Grails 2.3. I have found a 3.5.1 release for Windows on this forum but I really need the Linux 3.5.1 version.
The Linux 3.5.1 x86_64 GGTS release that supports Grails 2.3 can be uploaded using this link:
groovy-grails-tool-suite-3.5.1.RELEASE-e4.4-linux-gtk-x86_64
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I use Mono + MonoDevelop on Linux, and I've recently heard about something called .NET Standard. Since the Mono v4.8.0 changelog says that they're adding support for .NET Standard 2.0 (we're now on v5.14 now), I assumed I didn't need to do anything.
When I went to test it out today, I discovered that not only can I not see .NET Standard 2.0 in the list of versions I can use for a .NET Standard 2.0 class library (only up to v1.6 - what happened to Console Apps?), but MonoDevelop claims that I don't have .NET Standard 1.6 installed.
That's ridiculous though - .NET Standard is a standard specification, right? Isn't this like asking me to "Install HTML5"?
Can anyone help me clear up my confusion please?
System Details:
uname -a: Linux Riikaan 4.15.0-34-generic #37-Ubuntu SMP Mon Aug 27 15:21:48 UTC 2018 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Distribution: Ubuntu Desktop 18.04
Mono version: 5.14.0.177
MonoDevelop version: 7.5 (build 1255)
I installed mono and monodevelop via the official apt repository available here.
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Which is the latest version of TortoiseSVN is compatible with Windows XP service pack 3?
I just installed its latest build 1.9.3 but unfortunately it's not supported in windows XP.
1.8.12 is the latest release in branch 1.8, 1.8.10 was released because 1.8.9
BUG: Fails to run on Windows XP.
and, btw, 1.8.11 had a lot of important bugfixes (contrary to minor corrections in 1.8.12)
TSVN 1.8.x are the latest versions that support Windows XP, because Subversion 1.9 removed XP support. So get the latest version 1.8.9 from sourceforge.
You have to download v 1.7
Here is the link:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/tortoisesvn/?source=typ_redirect
I am developing and building my QT-based application on ubuntu 12.04 LTS which uses glibc 2.15. The binary version of the application runs on some linux distributions but not on others. One of the main problem is compatibility issues caused by different versions of glibc with different linux distributions. For example, it doesn't work on centos which uses glibc 2.12 or wary pup which uses glibc 2.10.
Is there anyway to build QT against a lower version of glibc on ubuntu 12.04 LTS? Or do I have to switch to a lower version of Ubuntu to do all the devleopment?
Yes, the easiest way to support old glibc is to build the applications on a older setup.
I have no problem building a complex Qt application (including the use of QtWebKit) on CentOS 5.8 (with gblic 2.5). The application runs fine on Ubuntu, as old as 8.04 (Hardy Heron).
Is any version of Sun JDK or Open JDK available to be installed on cygwin.
Reason I am looking for this option is: There are many tools (e.g. jStack, jMap) which are available in unix versions of JDK but not for windows version. I need to exploit the same on my windows machine using Cygwin if possible.
The Windows version should work alright, and is now available pre-built
https://github.com/alexkasko/openjdk-unofficial-builds/downloads
The OpenJDK site has build / compile instructions for a Cygwin environment:
I have however not encountered pre-built binaries that are intended to run on CygWin - yet.
For a customer I have to install a django webserver on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11, 64 bit (short: SLES 11). Our application makes use of mapnik 0.7.0. My development environment is Ubunto 10.44.
How do I install mapnik 0.7.0 on my SLES 11 machine? My first difficulty is to compile boost. Maybe it's handy to use SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop, or OpenSUSE to compile components?
Several instructions on the web:
Official Mapnik instructions:
http://trac.mapnik.org/wiki/LinuxInstallation
For SLES 10:
http://lists.berlios.de/pipermail/mapnik-users/2010-January/002810.html
(for some redhat distro)
http://gis.638310.n2.nabble.com/Bulding-mapnik-on-RHEL5-td4612325.html
I've started a wiki page for Mapnik on Suse here: http://trac.mapnik.org/wiki/OpenSuseInstallation.
I don't have access to SUSE proper - so hopefully a guide built for the latest Open Suse release will work.
I recommend installing Mapnik 0.7.1 (latest official release).
If you have specific problems with compiling boost then I recommend sending a mail to mapnik-users and I can update the above wiki page with any relevant info.