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I'm newbie in linux word. I want test CORBA orbitcpp but I didn't find enough information about it. I think I must install orbit2-devel and compile orbitcpp.
So how do I install orbit2-devel and compile the latest version of orbitcpp.
My computer is running Ubuntu 18.04.
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I'm newbie in linux word. I want test CORBA orbitcpp but I didn't find enough information about it. I think I must install orbit2-devel and compile orbitcpp.
So how do I install orbit2-devel and compile the latest version of orbitcpp.
My computer is running Ubuntu 18.04.
software-installation
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I'm newbie in linux word. I want test CORBA orbitcpp but I didn't find enough information about it. I think I must install orbit2-devel and compile orbitcpp.
So how do I install orbit2-devel and compile the latest version of orbitcpp.
My computer is running Ubuntu 18.04.
software-installation
edited Apr 12 at 8:48
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asked Apr 12 at 8:42
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I'm newbie in linux word. I want test CORBA orbitcpp but I didn't find enough information about it. I think I must install orbit2-devel and compile orbitcpp.
So how do I install orbit2-devel and compile the latest version of orbitcpp.
My computer is running Ubuntu 18.04.
software-installation
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You can download the latest version from ftp gnome. look at this link.
Now download your needed version then build from source.
answered Apr 12 at 8:51
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Thank you, but now the question is how find and install orbit2-devel ? adding a repository ?
– benur29
Apr 12 at 9:11
I found the solution :
– benur29
Apr 12 at 9:25
sudo apt-get install liborbit2-dev
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You can download the latest version from ftp gnome. look at this link.
Now download your needed version then build from source.
answered Apr 12 at 8:51
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Thank you, but now the question is how find and install orbit2-devel ? adding a repository ?
– benur29
Apr 12 at 9:11
I found the solution :
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Apr 12 at 9:25
sudo apt-get install liborbit2-dev
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You can download the latest version from ftp gnome. look at this link.
Now download your needed version then build from source.
answered Apr 12 at 8:51
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Thank you, but now the question is how find and install orbit2-devel ? adding a repository ?
– benur29
Apr 12 at 9:11
I found the solution :
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Apr 12 at 9:25
sudo apt-get install liborbit2-dev
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You can download the latest version from ftp gnome. look at this link.
Now download your needed version then build from source.
answered Apr 12 at 8:51
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You can download the latest version from ftp gnome. look at this link.
Now download your needed version then build from source.
answered Apr 12 at 8:51
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Thank you, but now the question is how find and install orbit2-devel ? adding a repository ?
– benur29
Apr 12 at 9:11
I found the solution :
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Apr 12 at 9:25
sudo apt-get install liborbit2-dev
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Apr 12 at 9:26
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Thank you, but now the question is how find and install orbit2-devel ? adding a repository ?
– benur29
Apr 12 at 9:11
I found the solution :
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Apr 12 at 9:25
sudo apt-get install liborbit2-dev
– benur29
Apr 12 at 9:26
Thank you, but now the question is how find and install orbit2-devel ? adding a repository ?
– benur29
Apr 12 at 9:11
Thank you, but now the question is how find and install orbit2-devel ? adding a repository ?
– benur29
Apr 12 at 9:11
I found the solution :
– benur29
Apr 12 at 9:25
I found the solution :
– benur29
Apr 12 at 9:25
sudo apt-get install liborbit2-dev
– benur29
Apr 12 at 9:26
sudo apt-get install liborbit2-dev
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