RE: Linux variants in use with OSCAR 1.2.0
(01-06-2021, 01:25 PM)rogerded1 Wrote: The latest version of Oscar will not run on Mint Cinnamon 20 1.1.1 is included in the Software Manager and will install and run
roger
Hi Roger,
I personally have run the latest OSCAR 1.2.0 and its beta release in Mint 20, running in a VirtualBox VM. I had no trouble installing, configuring, or running this release. The key dependency is the version of the Qt libraries. The package in the Software Manager is an older version, and IIRC was not taken from the official releases. I think some else compiled and contributed that version.
Hope this helps.
A.Becker
PAPing in NE Ohio, with a pack of Cairn terriers
RE: Linux variants in use with OSCAR 1.2.0
My laptop failed a couple of days ago. Power supply on the Motherboard.
Saved the disk.
Running OSCAR 1.2.0 on a Raspberry Pi 4 with Raspberry Pi OS (Buster). Wasn't sure it would work. Kudos to the team!
I'm impressed! Up and running on a RPi4B-4GB.
RE: Linux variants in use with OSCAR 1.2.0
If you have an HDMI TV and a keyboard and mouse, a Raspberry Pi is about the cheapest way to to get going!
I'm glad we have at least one RaspPi user here.
RE: Linux variants in use with OSCAR 1.2.0
Happy Dreams
I use twp Pi4's as desktops. I also run Oscar on one. they are very capable for a lot of computing situations . I am running about a dozen including some zero's and three's as data collectors and security cameras. The Pi4 easily runs Oscar.
RE: Linux variants in use with OSCAR 1.2.0
If one boots from SSD, the RPI4 isn't bad at all. Running from the SD card is no where near as nice. Finally got mine going on an SSD today. If you buy a cheap SSD, like a 120GB, it's only is $20, which is more than good enough!
01-09-2021, 03:53 PM
(This post was last modified: 01-09-2021, 03:54 PM by midwestguy.)
RE: Linux variants in use with OSCAR 1.2.0
Thanks, happydreams.
Harv
Thanks to everyone who helps us get a better night's sleep.
Anything I post here or elsewhere on these forums is my opinion, not medical advice. Medical advice comes from a doctor.
An Advisory Member is a member of the Advisory Committee which helps shape Apnea Board's rules & policies.
Such membership does not imply medical expertise or qualifications for advising sleep apnea patients about their treatment.