Am Sonntag, dem 11.04.2021 um 19:55 +0200 schrieb Werner LEMBERG: > > It is very unfortunate that more recent Guile versions cause such a > serious deterioration for LilyPond. Maybe it makes sense for the > foreseeable future to stay with the status quo, this is, using Guile > 1.8 as much as possible,
For reference: Ubuntu 16.04, the longest supported version to have a package for Guile 1.8, will go EOL on April 30; Debian Jessie already is dead since June 2020. > and offering support for 2.x (or 3.x) for platforms where version 1.8 > can't be used. The problem I see is that whatever is part of the official binaries will get the most attention, or we risk giving users a configuration that developers don't test regularly. Which means the other version simply won't matter and carry on their own bugs. Jonas
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