On 2021-01-13, Jan Panteltje  wrote:
> tried it, booted OK, no gcc by default apt-get ggc gets me a gcc that
> generates compile errors for all code that has globals defined in
> header files, useless, removed it (all of 'buntoo').
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> Would it not be nice if clueless idiots stopped destroying perfectly
> good libraries.

As Ubuntu is based on debian, I add c compile stuff in ther debian
time-honoured way of doing

  apt-get install build-essential

it not only pulls in gcc but many essential header files and libraries
as well. Dependings on your projects you may need to pull in suitable "-dev"
packages (libs and headers) for any extra libraries you code requires.



> Anyways, at this point back to writing my own stuff.
> More crap and I drop raspberry and Linus yes I know it is called Linux.
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> I did write a multitasker 30 years or so ago....
> Never understood the problems the guys have.
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> raspi os
> ps avx shows too much crap, dbus sucks, things are moving away from Unix
> more and more, everybody invents their own bugs and languages, modern
desktops that
> make no sense whatsoever are written by the clueless for the clueless it
seems.
> Boot times are insanely long and now have you watch a black screen (is it
finally dead??)
> for ages (longer than 20ms is BAD IMO).
> All that while more and more GB memory and more and more GHz processor speed,
and more and more power consumption.
> The audio line output of my raspberry Pi4 has about 1 MHz RF on it, needed to
filter that with a lowpass,
> Some X11 libs are not OK some things are no longer working on Pi4 that have
been working on Pi3 and my laptop for years...
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> Takes hours to fix stuff or work around it,
> Faster to write it from scratch?
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> I give the foundation a 4 on a 1-10 scale, like in kindergarten
>  And maybe its the brexit, you gotta be different?
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