Installing lazarus daily snapshots in debian wheezy lazarus / 1-Linux ---------------------------------------------------------------------- dcelso · 2013-01-26 16:32 Hello to all, I downloaded: lazarus-1.1.39965-20130126.i386.deb.tar from http://freepascal.dfmk.hu/test/lazarus/ I tryed to install using dpkg -i *, after of decompress it. but It said that libqt4pas-dev was needed. I installed it using using aptitude, but lazarus still does not run. What I need do more? Thanks. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- wjackson153 · 2013-01-26 17:50 Keep in mind daily snapshots are not thoughly tested and can have major problems. left out packes, compile errors etc I have dealt with enough of them that generally the fault is the uploader and not the installer hince yourself. I have found 1.04 and FPC 2.6.0 have been stable for me, I intentionly tried to crash my machine and have yet to do so The most damage I have done was cause my system to run out of memory, even then it did not freeze or lockup just bogged down the system. Im not sure what your level of expertise is on linux or Lazarus in general but daily snapshots tend to be for those that want to see new features functions, and modification in general.  in otherwords the are for profesionals in a manner of speaking.n  And as I have said they generaly have some bugs you have to work out. with that said I would stick to stable realeases. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- dcelso · 2013-01-26 18:26 Yes, this is my problem. Im programming an application with graphics and shelltreeview that need lastest updated features so Im using daily snapshots.;-) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- BigChimp · 2013-01-27 10:47 On Linux, I would use svn rather than daily snapshots. This allows you more control on what revision you install, allows you to roll back to a previous revision etc. Please see the wiki installation documentation or... you can use fpcup[1] to do it for you [1] Guess who in this thread started the fpcup project