I’ve got Manjaro XFCE running on a Chromebook. Installed about 2 months ago, but is regularly updated. Occasionally I build a C++ project there to help test it on different platforms. This uses CMake.
I think I must be misunderstanding how branches work, because when I do “pacman-mirrors -G” it shows “stable”, but doing “cmake --version” shows 3.31.5 which, according to the branch compare page, is the version for unstable, not the version for stable.
For my use case I need CMake 3.30 or later, so this version is fine with me, but I’m confused why I’ve got cmake 3.31.5 if the system reports as “stable”?
I’m not sure what you are using … but the only available online tool is run by a third party.
Yet it states that all branches should currently be on cmake v. 3.31.5-1
Ah, now I realise where I’d gone wrong; I was looking at the ARM tab at that URL which has different CMake version for stable/testing/unstable, and that misled me.
