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Ben4212
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I know someone might want to tell me to ask Oracle or Redhat for that matter but they would say I should ask Mr. VS instead.
I am deploying my software to many Linux (X) flavors, locally and on clouds with VS.
It becomes a game of how fast I can take unknown instance be it LAN or WAN IP, and go through to the end.
You get to meet many interesting blocks and after you meet them once, you learn forever your lesson.
One block is the "linker dependency list" of libraries to link with on the instance. My list serves well with all X flavors. Some times it will pre exist and sometimes you just apt get or yum to have it and link to it.
Having said that, I am quite proud to have worked it out with so many distros with a face and without a face. I have entered X programming very late in the game, just this year. Before that, I have to recall my Unix days with a VAX on campus. And I must say that in 2020 any Windows programmer is also an X programmer. And while most of them suffered development directly on X, I decided to wait until VS will do it, just the way they do it now - the greatest contribution in the history of FOSS. And X my friends, is mostly faceless for most of us..as we would not spend a second using X for our productivity.
And having said all of that brings me to this particular block.....I can not link with lib popper-glib on latest Oracle Linux which is Redhat, locally - on OCI no problems dudes !
VS reports not found while I can see all the popper libs inside usr/lib64
If you are just a Windows programmer without active cross pollination with X, please ignore this thread.
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I am deploying my software to many Linux (X) flavors, locally and on clouds with VS.
It becomes a game of how fast I can take unknown instance be it LAN or WAN IP, and go through to the end.
You get to meet many interesting blocks and after you meet them once, you learn forever your lesson.
One block is the "linker dependency list" of libraries to link with on the instance. My list serves well with all X flavors. Some times it will pre exist and sometimes you just apt get or yum to have it and link to it.
Having said that, I am quite proud to have worked it out with so many distros with a face and without a face. I have entered X programming very late in the game, just this year. Before that, I have to recall my Unix days with a VAX on campus. And I must say that in 2020 any Windows programmer is also an X programmer. And while most of them suffered development directly on X, I decided to wait until VS will do it, just the way they do it now - the greatest contribution in the history of FOSS. And X my friends, is mostly faceless for most of us..as we would not spend a second using X for our productivity.
And having said all of that brings me to this particular block.....I can not link with lib popper-glib on latest Oracle Linux which is Redhat, locally - on OCI no problems dudes !
VS reports not found while I can see all the popper libs inside usr/lib64
If you are just a Windows programmer without active cross pollination with X, please ignore this thread.
Continue reading...