On Tue, Nov 15, 2022 at 10:25 AM Areeb Khan <biztekar...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > I'm running a laravel attendize project on my linux ubuntu server. I have > an issue while downloading PDFs so after a heavy google research I found a > ubuntu package *libssl1.0-dev* that needs to be downloaded on a server.. > I already have this package but not the -*dev instance* which I have > mentioned above.. Could you please tell me what the difference is in this > package? And do I need to install it on ubuntu 16.04 ? > This is probably a better discussion for ubuntu-users list. The -dev version of a package is for developers. It will include things like source files and header files so you can write a program that uses the package. 'apt-cache search' will help you find packages. 'apt-cache show' will show you information about the package. If the package does not meet your needs, you may need to build it from source. Ubuntu 16.04 is 7 years old. You are going to see a lot of old packages. It is going to cause pain as you try to use new features, especially when you build a package yourself. You should probably upgrade the machine. Ubuntu 22.04 would be a good choice. Jeff
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