[SOLVED] Has Pusser stopped building Pale Moon for Debian and Ubuntu? Topic is solved

[Mæstro]

The official page through Pale Moon’s list of official, third-party builds now reads Keine Daten für home:stevenpusser / palemoon (‘no files for…’). No new package has appeared in Mint Update for me, as normally come within 24 hours of a mainstream Pale Moon upgrade. I have assumed until now that Mr Pusser has been waiting for the dust to settle, but seeing this makes me wonder whether he has stopped outright. Have we any word to what has happened?

Updated to add ‘solved’ mark.

[andyprough]

Yes, he was in here a day or two ago discussing which version of gcc to build the packages with. Sometimes takes a couple days because he has to wait for compile time on the opensuse build service that he uses.

[Mæstro]

Thank you! With the German language pack and themes still needing work, I see this as a boon in disguise. I do not mind waiting a little longer for everything to sort out. I consider my question resolved.

[sindi]

Version 29.4.5-1 for Ubuntu gtk2 32-bit requires libc 2.28.
Puppy Linux upupbb (Bionic 32 for 32-bit) has libc 2.27.
My favorite laptop is 32-bit.
Can Pale Moon be compiled for 2.27 again instead of 2.28? Thanks.

I am temporarily using Seamonkey.

The puppy linux site was just disconnected so I cannot get help at that forum or suggest that Bionic32 get an updated libc.
I am an amateur and do not want to destroy my setup by trying to update libc.

[sindi]

29.4.5.1-1 works with the latest Ubuntu-18-based upupbb/bionic32 puppy linux (version 20 iso) with libc 2.2.7. Many thanks.
My matte-screened 2005 DELL B130 is functional again.