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Hi there everyone, specially developers.<br>
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I think we should stop assuming releasing source code is enough.<br>
[GNU/] Linux is getting more user friendly, and most users are not
able to compile software,<br>
plus some distributions make it specially hard (debian, ubuntu,
fedora, opensuse) by having the libs installed but not the headers.<br>
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Releasing software on windows or mac, even open-source, *always*
comes in a binary,<br>
and most users come from there.<br>
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Now, I have a "toolchain" repository for ubuntu 10.04 with gcc4.8,
python3+qt4 and a bunch of other useful stuff.<br>
I use this to get generic linux binaries that (from what I know)
work everywhere.<br>
I can make a developer-oriented tutorial on how to use that, so that
developers can provide linux binaries to its users.<br>
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Would that be something useful to Linux Audio?<br>
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