Bug#1127307: Consider compiling LibreOffice 26.2.x to be compatible with «old» systems/hardware/CPUs
Rene Engelhard <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.debian.devel.openoffice |
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| Organization | Debian Project |
| Message-ID | <3766fc68-32df-4c8e-8bef-3e944c4ec942__47313.8632414461$1770396685$gmane$org@debian.org> |
tag 1127307 + moreinfo thanks Am 06.02.26 um 17:42 schrieb Camaleón: > LibreOffice versions ≥ 26.2.x are not longer compatible with «old» > systems as it requires GLIBC > 2.31 and what is worse, a CPU with sure? (BTW, glibc >= 2.31 is even in oldoldstable) > specific flags/capabilities not present in legacy (?) hardware (see bug > report #169747¹ in LO's bugzilla and release notes²). Uhm, but that is because some part of LOs build system forces those optimizations. Which we TTBOMK don't. We use Debians baseline, which still supports *some* old processors. > It would be nice Debian binaries could bypass (whether possible) this > new and so perjudicial and restrictive requirement coming from LO's > default compilation options. As said, we don't use those mentioned in that bug. So what is your issue? Or are you just filing this because you *assume* whatever upstream did affected us without even checking? Regards, Rene