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Hello Carol, meanwhile I install it on Lubuntu 24.04.04 and under Linux Mint 22 also. Both times it went well after making the suggested change in the script. Thanks a lot for your effort and time you invest to provide this great solution. Kind regards // Peter

Hello Carol. what a great tutorial you made . It worked very well. The only change I did was that I put in the "make" after "./configure". I did not do this at first by following the instruction I got an error message the # include <sys sysctl.h=""> in line 30 was missing.. Now I can use Scidb and the progamm worked well also. Thanks for all the effort and time you invest and thanks for the great support. Kind regards // Peter</sys>

Hello, I just tried to install Scidb and got exactly the same error message. TCL/ Tk version 8.6 Operation system is Linux 6.8.02-62-generic Version 24.04.3 LTS (Noble Numbat) Checking if your system has gcc installed: yes but existing gcc version 13.3 is too old. The required version is 3.4 and higher... 13.3 is higher and newer so I assume there is an error in the script which is checking the gcc version. Perhaps it only checked the first digit.. this would be a 1 and then it said is to old. How...

Thanks a lot for your quick answer. I wish you a wonderful New Year and all the best for you and your family. Kind regards // Peter Am 6. Jan. 2025, 03:29 +0300 schrieb Steven stevenaaus@users.sourceforge.net: The windows 32bit version is still active (4.25), so as long as you have all the libc and tcl libraries as 32bit, all should be fine to compile the current version likewise. 32 Bit version Sent from sourceforge.net because you indicated interest in https://sourceforge.net/p/scidvspc/discussion/959280/...

for different reason I have to use scid vs pc as a 32 bit version. can you tell which is the latest possible version for Linux system? thanks a lot in advance // Peter

Hello Steven, thanks a lot for quick response and answer. Kr Peter Am 27.06.19 um 10:03 schrieb Steven: Use Edit->Copy FEN to get the current game FEN. I don't think we have a feature to export all non-std start fens, but I'll look at it. Currently, you'd have to export all non-std games (use a flag search) then grep/look for the 'FEN' line, such as [FEN "r1k3n1/1ppp3p/4p3/1r6/pP6/3N1P2/P1BPP1PP/q1K2R1Q w Kq - 0 18"] Export in FEN https://sourceforge.net/p/scidvspc/discussion/959281/thread/a9d5b6c912/?limit=25#3035...

Hello, do you know a possibility so export a position in SCID into FEN Notation. In manual I can not find anything about it. Kind regards and thanks a lot in advance Peter