Can't find a supported Debian or Ubuntu-based distribution. #304
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Hi Robert, Sorry about that, unfortunately this is 'expected behaviour': there are no binaries for Ubuntu 16.10. The reason why I didn't produce them for 16.10 is very simple; it takes a bit of time to package Tizonia for every distro, and 16.10 (and all "Ubuntu dot-ten" releases for that matter) is simply not worth my time. Ubuntu only support Dot-ten releases for six months, and in addition to that, at least in my experience, they tend to be very 'beta-quality', as Ubuntu is always trying something new before they get it officially unveiled in the much more polished Dot-O-Fours. In the future, I would like to produce docker images and snaps, but for now only debs hosted on Bintray, for a bunch of long-term supported Debian/Ubuntu distros (see README.md). I will consider creating Binaries for 17.04, but I would not hold my breath on it. |
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Thank you, Juan!
I appreciate your response and understand your reasoning.
Let me ask: is there any simple way I can install tizonia on Ubuntu 16.10
then?
Yours,
Robert
…On Thu, Mar 16, 2017 at 11:45 PM Juan A. Rubio ***@***.***> wrote:
Hi Robert,
Sorry about that, unfortunately this is 'expected behaviour': there are no
binaries for Ubuntu 16.10.
The reason why I didn't produce them for 16.10 is very simple; it takes a
bit of time to package Tizonia for every distro, and 16.10 (and all "Ubuntu
dot-ten" releases for that matter) is simply not worth my time. Ubuntu only
support Dot-ten releases for six months, and in addition to that, at least
in my experience, they tend to be very 'beta-quality', as Ubuntu is always
trying something new before they get it officially unveiled in the much
more polished Dot-O-Fours.
In the future, I would like to produce docker images and snaps, but for
now only debs hosted on Bintray, for a bunch of long-term supported
Debian/Ubuntu distros (see README.md). I will consider creating Binaries
for 17.04, but I would not hold my breath on it.
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Hey Robert, There is definitely a way, but I'm not sure if it is a 'simple' way :-) You can always try to build Tizonia from source. Try this and let me know if it works for you: A little disclaimer: these build instructions usually render a single deb package that gets installed on your system and provides a functional Tizonia installation, useful for testing purposes. I've tested it successfully on other distros, but your milage in Ubuntu 16.10 may vary. Let me know how it goes! |
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Dear Juan,
I am very grateful for your detailed instructions!
I hope they will be useful for other users as well.
For now, however, I am not going to take the time to try it.
I might do it later though!
Yours,
Robert
…On Fri, Mar 17, 2017 at 7:23 PM Juan A. Rubio ***@***.***> wrote:
Hey Robert,
There is definitely a way, but I'm not sure if it is a 'simple' way :-)
You can always try to build Tizonia from source. Try this and let me know
if it works for you:
# Install git, if not yet installed
sudo apt-get install git
# Clone tizonia
git clone /~https://github.com/tizonia/tizonia-openmax-il
cd tizonia-openmax-il
# Export some environment variables
export TIZONIA_REPO_DIR=/path.to.tizonia.repo # (e.g. /home/robert/tizonia-openmax-il)
export TIZONIA_INSTALL_DIR=/usr
export PATH=$TIZONIA_REPO_DIR/tools:$PATH
# Install Tizonia's dependencies
$ tools/tizonia-dev-build --deps
# Configure, build, and install a single 'deb' package in one go
tools/tizonia-dev-build --debian
# While you wait.. go grab a coffee... and maybe some dinner too...
# If everything went well... copy the config file to you home config folder, and add your credentials there
$ mkdir -p $HOME/.config/tizonia
$ cp $TIZONIA_REPO_DIR/config/src/tizonia.conf $HOME/.config/tizonia
A little disclaimer: these build instructions usually render a single deb
package that gets installed on your system and provides a functional
Tizonia installation, useful for testing purposes. I've tested it
successfully on other distros, but your milage in Ubuntu 16.10 may vary.
Let me know how it goes!
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No problem Robert. I've just managed to test it on a 16.10 vm and the recipe seems to work fine there too. |
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I appreciate your efforts!
Yours,
Robert
…On Fri, Mar 17, 2017 at 8:45 PM Juan A. Rubio ***@***.***> wrote:
No problem Robert.
I've just managed to test it on a 16.10 vm and the recipe seems to work
fine there too.
So I'm closing this for now. Feel free to comment or reopen if you need
any help.
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Dear all,
I just used the command
curl -kL https://goo.gl/Vu8qGR | bashon Ubuntu 16.10 and get the following error:Any advice?
Yours,
Robert
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