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Sometimes you just have no choice, the package is not there, so either you find an alternative PPA or you git clone the repo and roll up your sleeves :-) Ubuntu is definitely THE system I had problems with ... I remember spending a whole month trying to compile OpenCV just to have the latest...

the norm ? I did not know there was a norm you always end up with a version of a software that does not have the last features and packages are quiet infamous for these sort of problems...you cant just always install binaries...unless you're lucky enough to have what you need doing so

ok so nobody cares, :-( lol

yeah , the issues realm can be quiet esoteric, if I may say...sometimes it's - just about to find the name of the bloody package :) - a whole recipe of things to accomplish to just make it work ant cut to the chase - about files that should go to /usr/local/lib instead of /usr/lib/whatever -...

Hello, I have been using linux distros for years now and if there is something I've always found annoying, no matter if I am working on a RH mainframe or a raspberry pi, is that while compiling a software, a dependency is missing, then I first have to figure the missing package(s) name before...