Hi im on Ubuntu 18.04 with latest Kernel 5.6.14
When try to compile the new version of audacity 2.4.1 ist always say theres no file call compile ...
before i used version 2.3.3 and it works all fine.
So why cant i compile the new version?
i installed all depend. and also use the same things i typ to install the old version ?
./configure --with-portaudio=local
make -j8
sudo make -j8 install
But nothing worked i search the web for view hours now but nothing seems to work.
why there is no official PPA for audacity?
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Opti
Compile error [SOLVED]
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Re: Compile error
I've just posted build instructions for the latest version of Audacity here: viewtopic.php?f=19&t=111043
There are hundreds of versions of Linux. The Audacity team develop the source code, and test on Ubuntu 18.04. It is up to the package maintainers for each distribution to provide binaries.
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Re: Compile error
Thx Steve
i have to upgrade cmake to 3.17.2
now the compilation works like you wrote.
Best Regrads.
Opti
i have to upgrade cmake to 3.17.2
now the compilation works like you wrote.
Best Regrads.
Opti
Re: Compile error [SOLVED]
Super
I'll close this topic as "solved".
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