Mara Why?

[tsume]

I need g++ 4.1 to use in a modified Quake 3 game I have, but I can't find it in the repositories as they (Ubuntu) removed it. It's gonna be a long night trying to manual install it

[tsume]

I give up...tired + hungry

[kingrob]

I give up...tired + hungry

Shame dude....sorry to hear about your troubles.

[SirMCDeats]

What version of Ubuntu are you running?

[tsume]

Shame dude....sorry to hear about your troubles.

Thanks, contacted the developer of the modified code, hope to hear from him

What version of Ubuntu are you running?

12

[SirMCDeats]

Thanks, contacted the developer of the modified code, hope to hear from him

12

Assume you mean 12.04? :P

Have you tried running an older version? 10.04 perhaps?

According to this thread: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...0-10-a-841718/

It's available in the repos for 10.04.

[tsume]

Assume you mean 12.04? :P

Have you tried running an older version? 10.04 perhaps?

According to this thread: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...0-10-a-841718/

It's available in the repos for 10.04.

I'm thinking of jumping into a new Linux distro, does Mint have g++ 4.1

[ponder]

I'm thinking of jumping into a new Linux distro, does Mint have g++ 4.1

I doubt it. Seeing it was available in Ubuntu 10.04 and no longer in newer releases I gathe rit's old and no longer really supported in most up to date distros.

[SBSP]

are you just trying to run quake or recompile parts of it ? since you mentioned "modified"

if you are trying to just run quake, i have done this with minimal efford using slax, download slax and the g++ slax module.
then rebuild the slax iso with the g++ module in it.

i even created a bootable quake disk that works on most pcs

[tsume]

are you just trying to run quake or recompile parts of it ? since you mentioned "modified"

if you are trying to just run quake, i have done this with minimal efford using slax, download slax and the g++ slax module.
then rebuild the slax iso with the g++ module in it.

i even created a bootable quake disk that works on most pcs

recompile parts of it with a modified network interface