1.3 Gibberish in contracts

[steve_v]

6 minutes ago, ToTheMun said:

@steve_vThe command should be

 

apt-get dist-upgrade

 

Not so fast buddy.
You'll need to change your sources.list to point at the new release first, or not a whole lot will happen...

But don't do that anyway, read the post I linked on upgrading Mint, the procedure (mintupdate) appears very different to Debian.

The alternative is to go hunting for backporting instructions or some kind soul that fired up a GCC 4.9 repo for trusty. You might get lucky here, but I don't know enough about Mint / Ubuntu to provide either.

<grumble> There's no reason for Squad to build their library against GCC 4.9 libs anyway, it's not using anything new. If they had compiled it with 4.8 this problem would not exist, and it would work on a bunch more distros. </grumble>

Edited May 31, 2017 by steve_v

[Bilfr3d]

1 minute ago, steve_v said:

Not so fast buddy.
You'll need to change your sources.list to point at the new release first, or not a whole lot will happen...

But don't do that either, read the post I linked on upgrading Mint, the procedure (mintupdate) appears very different to Debian.
The alternative is to go hunting for backporting instructions or some kind soul that fired up a GCC 4.9 repo for trusty. You might get lucky here, but I don't know enough about Mint / Ubuntu to provide either.

I'm an Ubuntu speed-demon, I'm sorry It's late, and I'm exhausted, so I'll slow down before I start giving out too much wrong information

[steve_v]

2 minutes ago, ToTheMun said:

I'm an Ubuntu speed-demon, I'm sorry It's late, and I'm exhausted, so I'll slow down before I start giving out too much wrong information

 

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Ubuntu forums try to be like a coffee shop in Seattle. Debian forums strive for the charm and ambience of a skinhead bar in Bacau.

Must be all that coffee you Ubuntites drink over there.
I'll stick to my calming fermented beverages.

[Daveroski]

2 hours ago, steve_v said:

Not so fast buddy.
You'll need to change your sources.list to point at the new release first, or not a whole lot will happen...

But don't do that anyway, read the post I linked on upgrading Mint, the procedure (mintupdate) appears very different to Debian.

The alternative is to go hunting for backporting instructions or some kind soul that fired up a GCC 4.9 repo for trusty. You might get lucky here, but I don't know enough about Mint / Ubuntu to provide either.

<grumble> There's no reason for Squad to build their library against GCC 4.9 libs anyway, it's not using anything new. If they had compiled it with 4.8 this problem would not exist, and it would work on a bunch more distros. </grumble>

Linux Mint 18 Cinnamon installed.

So far, it seems to have worked.

Marvellous! Cheers Mucka!