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[QUESTION]: continue maintaining Ubuntu finance image? #239

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opened 2025-11-07 21:26:37 +00:00 by AaronFiore · 0 comments
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The ubuntu finance (not dev-tools) has gone largely by the wayside in place of the archlinux package. The ubuntu finance image was put in place as a proof of concept that multiple platforms could be used as so desired by end-user; but I personally don't have any demand for it at the moment.

The ubuntu-specific problems are mounting: including an unreported (by me) hledger-flow binary issue that prevents imports and now needing to maintain dfi's ROOT build w/ C++20 support on ubuntu (#237 #238).

It's possible to pigeonhole the two dfi platforms into only dev-tools and finance only where finance is the facade for a single underlying platform (Arch Linux) but I do like the concept of multiple options.

TBD.

### Description of question or suggestion The ubuntu `finance` (*not* `dev-tools`) has gone largely by the wayside in place of the `archlinux` package. The ubuntu finance image was put in place as a proof of concept that multiple platforms could be used as so desired by end-user; but I personally don't have any demand for it at the moment. The ubuntu-specific problems are mounting: including an unreported (by me) hledger-flow binary issue that prevents imports and now needing to maintain `dfi`'s ROOT build w/ C++20 support on ubuntu (#237 #238). It's possible to pigeonhole the two `dfi` platforms into only `dev-tools` and `finance` only where `finance` is the facade for a single underlying platform (Arch Linux) but I do like the concept of multiple options. TBD.
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