But maybe not the right version, since the deb was built on hardy (where the older ones were build on whatever version of ubuntu I was running at the time.) To build from source, you may want to download the tar.gz, extract it, go to the extracted directory and do "sudo debian/rules binary". That will build a deb for you.
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Hi,
I downloaded the DEB file and wanted to install with GDebi but got an error that libc6 dependency cannot be satisfied.
Naturaly, libc6 is installed on my system.
I could install 1.1.4 from the .deb.
Ideas anyone?
But maybe not the right version, since the deb was built on hardy (where the older ones were build on whatever version of ubuntu I was running at the time.) To build from source, you may want to download the tar.gz, extract it, go to the extracted directory and do "sudo debian/rules binary". That will build a deb for you.