> > In a nutshell, they aren't. Once Guile 2.0.12 becomes available in > Ubuntu _or_ works reasonably well non-installed, there may be some more > attempt to get this to work, until the next Guile flaws not sanely > addressable in LilyPond are discovered and one has to wait for the next > Guile release. Guile takes about 1-2 years for a 2.0.x release these > days, and Ubuntu takes 1/4 to 3/4 years to pick up a new release. > > I guess that there will likely be still 2-3 such iterations, so it's > more likely that the game will get restarted on Guile-2.2 at some point > before it plays out on Guile-2.0. > > -- > David Kastrup > Huh. Well, that's odd. I just tried compiling Lily again, and this time it (lilypond-2.19.47, as it reports itself) worked (against guile-2.0.12). Haven't tried compiling any files yet, but whatever issue I had last week is no longer preventing compilation (or has been resolved).
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