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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Am 22.02.23 um 10:00 schrieb Bo
Berglund via lazarus:<br>
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<pre class="moz-quote-pre" wrap="">I have used Lazarus on Windows and Linux many years and I have built the Linux
versions from sources but used the official installer for Windows.
On Linux I have had parallel versions of Lazarus but usually the same FPC and
this has worked fine. I think that on Linux the FPC becomes a global version and
then new Lazarus gets confused...</pre>
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<p><b>Which fpc is needed tells you the release notes ... that
changes sometimes!</b><br>
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On Windows the installer separates the complete package into a separate
directory which contains both Lazarus and FPC and none is put on system path.
So when I have say 6 different versions of Lazarus on Windows they are all
separate and do not conflict with each other.
Now I am having problems installing Lazarus 2.2.4 on Linux systems where older
Lazarus version exist because they use an older FPC which the new Lazarus cannot
use (3.0.4 vs 3.2.2).
On Linux FPC is put on path and so the instant one installs 3.2.2 on a system
already using 3.0.4 disaster follows...
Is this the reason for the continued problems with fppkg?
And another question:
How can I force Lazarus to show the initial configuration page, which is shown
on the very first start after installing Lazarus and later is skipped?
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<p><b>That is in terminal lazarus --setup</b><br>
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I think I remember that there is a way to show it from within Lazarus but I
cannot find where now...
Either way I would like to look at the config page for a working system so I can
see the differences between that and a Lazarus that behaves bad.
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