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- The "source distribution" part should go at the *end*, after the binaries. - It should provide a link to "build from source"
On Ubuntu20.04, trying to execute the commands at https://root.cern/install/dependencies/#ubuntu-and-other-debian-based-distributions , I get ``` E: Unable to locate package openssl-dev E: Package 'libqt4-dev' has no installation candidate ``` `openssl-dev` is substituted...
- In a C++ lecture, the question popped up that valgrind becomes impossible to use when somebody uses ROOT. People were not aware of `valgrind --suppressions=$ROOTSYS/etc/valgrind-root.supp ` A debugging /...
Our website build process depends on the github-pages gem, which [does not support Jekyll 4](https://github.com/github/pages-gem/issues/651) so we are stuck at Jekyll 3.9, and Jekyll 3.9 does not work with ruby...
- [ ] mention writing to JSON other than XML - [ ] Float16_t - [ ] LinkDef syntax reference, which pragmas are available, what `+` and `-` do, ......
This question comes from: https://root-forum.cern.ch/t/acessing-custom-class-branches-in-python/46116/11 Is there any “guide” / “manual” which explicitly demonstrates how to achieve autoloading of ROOT classes (i.e., all steps needed without using CMake) ?
https://root-project.github.io/web/install/#download-a-pre-compiled-binary-distribution mentions https://root-project.github.io/web/install/dependencies/#ubuntu-10-12--14-and-16 but that shows e.g. cmake: for /usr/bin/cmake which is *not* needed for running the Ubuntu binary.
If a user is searching for a specific feature tutorial, starting from the front page the path is: Get Started --> Code Examples --> "These" link in the middle of...
- Having reference guide as prominent link is the right thing to do, but why waste a prime link location on the gallery? - I would rather put issue tracker....