GLIBC_2.38' not found on Ubuntu 22.04

[Ciaxeres]

I followed the path for installation, but always returns the same error:

Kinc/Tools/linux_x64/kmake: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libm.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.38' not found (required by Kinc/Tools/linux_x64/kmake)

[AllenOliver]

Same issue here. Ever get a fix?

[RandallCurtis]

Similar to #1689 Ubuntu 22.04 based installations are GLibC 2.35 Compiling from source worked for me on Mint 21.3 so unless future pre-builds are compiled with GLibC <= 2.35 that seems like the only option at the moment

[t4paN]

Similar to #1689 Ubuntu 22.04 based installations are GLibC 2.35 Compiling from source worked for me on Mint 21.3 so unless future pre-builds are compiled with GLibC <= 2.35 that seems like the only option at the moment

I tried to compile the latest version and it still gave me the glibc error,

[sector7digital]

Yeah also Ubuntu / Pop OS here with glibc 2.35. Hilarious, there i wanna try before buy but you make it simply impossible.... Seriously what logic is that behavior based on that if you want it free you have to build it yourself, otherwise buy it. Well I'd like to test it so I can decide if i wanna buy it, but that is of course not possible because you make it glibc 2.38 dependable... You'd rather make a demo version pre-compiled so we can actually properly test it. I bet it's mostly linux users who wanna try your software, but all of them aren't even able to build it. I have now come here several times (with years in between) and not once was i able to build it... guess that was the last time -.- working for a millenia on an alpha also doesn't speak for it, does it

[luboslenco]

There may be other issues still but at least the kmake glibc version should be lowered now (built on Ubuntu 20.04).

guess that was the last time

I hope so, bye!