GLIBC not found #16
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First off, welcome! I'm happy to welcome you to Saucedacity! All I can say is that the issue is regarding dependencies. That, however, is just generic and I wouldn't consider it much help. I suspect there might be some dependency mismatch going on here. I would like some more information just in case:
In terms of instructions, I don't have anything to do right now, but I'll be investigating this issue and will update this issue should anything arise. |
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I have an update below. TL;DR: The solution is to just wait for the next release. It should be very soon. You can also build Saucedacity yourself if you want. Full explanation: The provided Saucedacity binaries require a newer version of glibc than provided on Ubuntu 18.04. Keep in mind that these Saucedacity binaries were compiled on a newer derivative version of Ubuntu (Pop!_OS 21.04), shipping with glibc 2.33. Therefore, there's that potential of these binaries not working due to the version mismatch. Saucedacity will still work on Ubuntu 18.04. The requirement, however, is that you need to build it yourself (which requires a few extra steps due to CMake 3.10.2 being shipped rather than 3.16 or greater). However, this issue comes at perfect timing... Saucedacity 1.1 stable should be released today. I already have the binaries for Windows (x86 and x64) and Linux built and working. For the Linux builds, I have built Saucedacity on Ubuntu 18.04, so you should be able to run he Linux release with little trouble soon. Of course, you will still need to have the appropriate dependencies installed (that being the same as Audacity right now), but other than that, you should be good! Hope this helps. If you still have any questions, comments, concerns, or any issues, feel free to ask or say them! |
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Thanks dude! I am using Ubuntu 18.04, and downloaded the saucedacity v. 1.0 tar.xz. I'll wait for v. 1.1. Is this where I check for it: https://github.com/saucedacity/saucedacity/releases ? You're one cool thug life cat; thanks again! |
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Yep. That's where you can find it!
And thanks too! I appreciate it :D
Finally, you technically don't need to wait since you can build it yourself (as its an issue with the binaries and not code-wise), but it'll be easier to wait for v1.1 (which is already here now).
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Right on, my man I'll use stable 1.1! If I wanted to learn how to build programs from scratch like that, what reading material would you point me to? Also, your release message was super thoughtful. The day hit me a bit in the gut too. Crazy coincidence with the double 1 |
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Works like a charm! I fired up the last project I used Audacity to make, and it's all there. I'm sure I'm not the only one sending you the attitude of gratitude, my friend! Let's use Audacity to make content to raise awareness about the true causes of 9/11 ! Here is some sonic fire to keep all your hearts pumpin: |
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Glad all works! I'll also be sure to checkout all that stuff you have too!
For the 9/11 cause, I agree. There are so many things we can do, and I mean beyond what Saucedacity (and Audacity) can do! There's quite a lot to list here, though :).
As for building software, I just say take a read at different projects. For example, you can take a look our building instructions (found in BUILDING.md).
For actual books, you could probably take a look at some programing books I guess, or maybe build system documentation (e.g. CMake documentation). What I just do is find whatever resources there are, read/use them, learn (by trying, perhaps :), repeat. That's largely how I operate with some things: just learn and see.
Glad I could help! If there's anything else you need, just ask! Of course, don't forget Audacity's docs too, since those will be a very useful resource. Hope all goes well! :)
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Good to hear. Probably won't be able to tear into all that, but not surprised to see that's what it takes. I'll be sure to drop you a line here if I find any quirks; I'll be using this heavily. Cheers! |
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Alright! Right now, it appears this issue is resolved with everything going well!. I'm going to be closing this issue shortly (within a couple of days just in case of anything). Glad I could help! |
Thanks for preserving Audacity. Tried going to Ardour, but it 1) has a terrible artifact-y time stretch, and 2) doesn't import mp3's.
Saw this, tried it; simply dragged and dropped the .sh file into Terminal and got this:
./saucedacity: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libm.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.29' not found (required by ./saucedacity)
(along with GLIBC_2.28, and 2.33 not found--the latter being 'required by ./saucedacity' and two other files ending with '... .so' )
I'm competent enough to follow basic instructions problem solving, but probably a total newbie or at best tenuously amateur by github participant standards.
Is this about "adding dependencies"? I tried searching "How to add GLIBC" and the like; not seeing the solution there.
The release page said "Basically, if you have Audacity installed, then Saucedacity will work too. If Saucedacity doesn't work, then feel free to open an issue and we'll discuss it there" ;
any guidance much appreciated.
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