We cannot due to different binary dependencies in different Linux
distribution. I do not believe that we will find anyone who can
precisely document all binary dependencies inside compiled Harbour
binaries and then will have enough knowledge about binary
compatibility
in other packages and distributions to be sure which combinations
do not create potential troubles.
Ok, I see. [ Such a shame for Linux in general, but that is only my 2
cents. ]
Maybe in the future Harbour will be default part of the most popular
distributions so binary distribution will not be our problem.
What is the process of becoming the default part of distro?
In particular, Debian would be an important place to be.
Brgds,
Viktor
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