On 25/10/2022 00:13, Tom Keffer wrote:
One glitch that could affect new users running older operating systems.
Older versions of the Seasons skin plot wind direction over time.
Unfortunately, they do this by taking the scalar average of the wind
directions, instead of the vector average. For example, directions 350°,
0°, and 10° would average out to 120°, not the 0° you would expect.
The version of Seasons in V4.9 fixes this problem, but it uses SQL
queries that use mathematical functions that were introduced in sqlite
in v3.35, which came out about a year and a half ago. Not all versions
of sqlite have caught up.
Bottom line: if you're installing a new version of the Seasons skin you
could encounter this problem. There are several easy workarounds. Let me
know if you have the problem.
MySQL users are not affected.
Cheers,
-tk
This will be a problem for anyone on Debian Bullseye or earlier as they
are still on 3.34. I'm still running Buster due to the camera issues and
that is on 3.27.
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