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Except when you need to, it's not working, or creepy bugs won't let you do it. Do try it on Lazarus for Raspberry Pi for example (you can do it on a virtual mac
by unnouinceput 7y ago
Except when you need to, it's not working, or creepy bugs won't let you do it. Do try it on Lazarus for Raspberry Pi for example (you can do it on a virtual machine if you lack the real device). You'll see what I mean.
- badsectoracula 7y agoAre you using the official releases? If you are using Lazarus from Debian or some other repository, it will not work due to these packages not setting up permissions for the executable to be replaced. In general IME on Linux the best approach is to install FPC (either from repositories or, better, using the official release) and then download the Lazarus source code and compile it somewhere in your home directory with 'make bigide'. This will avoid any problems with Lazarus packaging that often tends to be broken (again, IME).
- unnouinceput 7y agoI used in home instead in it's official release. Also I sudo-it when launch it, so it will have full rights. On some packages it didn't work, no matter what I did. I had to use official apt from repositories for those packages (lucky me they had that).
- badsectoracula 7y agoHm if you installed the program from the sources it should work, though you may also need to install the development packages for Gtk, etc. You can see the whole process in this video i took a couple of years ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_01Xhd2EJM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_01Xhd2EJM (this is making a simple puzzle game) I'm basically doing the same procedure for many years now and i never had an issue with getting Lazarus or any of its packages to work.