Short of building from source, is there a link anywhere for upgrading
from 4.2 to the next compatible stable version on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS? The
Debian list is too far behind since I run multiple O.S.'s. I tried the
suggested PPA, I think it was sicklylife something or other for 4.3.
Totally screwed up a test set of books that I use just to test new
versions before I turn it loose on my multiple sets of books for
family. It would be nice to run the same working versions on my Ubuntu
Server (Micro$soft bricked my main server and had to replace it, so I am
migrating everything I can to Ubuntu) and my dual boot laptop.
I have tried several times to build from source but; I am too old school
on my programming language list (i.e. Cobol, Pascal, forth) to get a
build to work. Every time I have tried it spits out in a foreign
language some error list and fails to build. My bad.
You would think that someone who wrote over 100,000 lines of C++ code to
handle up to 2 billion inventory items for a POS and parts ordering
system at best cost could easily handle this, but the languages you use
are all too new to me.
I would settle for a copy of "Building the Newest Version of GNC for
Dummies Course" book.
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--JEffrey Black M.B.A.
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