On 2011 5 29 12:14, "Jim Saxton" <black.belt.jimmy@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > >Yes, this is the main problem. It's easy to solve : forget about the gcc4 and >gcc4hybrid versions of Haiku, and use the officially supported one only. > >No need for symlinks all over the place. > > By hosting gcc4 hybrid images, Haiku has efectively made two > distrobutions. It is too late now, the cat is out of the bag. There > are the gcc2 hybrid distrobution and the gcc4 hybrid distrobution. > Haiku will be juged by the usefullness of both distrobutions. The > Haiku devs can ignore one and be juged poorly, or support both and > have a better image. > The non-gcc2hybrid versions are only available as nightly images. www.haiku-files.org explicitly states that official releases, upto and including R1 will be gcc2hybrid, that the other veraions are onky for testing, and that it is recommended to use a gcc2hybrid. Plain as day. Anyone who packages software for a gcc4hybrid and fails to take the time to make sure it works on the official release, (or at least a nightly image of the official release style, gcc 2 hybrid) is doing a disservice to the project. --mmadia