README: Updated Dependencies & Other Stuff #302
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--> Removed redundant dependencies 'gcc' and 'g++' are included in the 'build-essential' package, so also listing them to be installed is redundant. --> Changed 'python-dev' to 'python3-dev' On Ubuntu and Debian Based Systems, 'python' refers to Python 2, and the package that is actually needed is named 'python3-dev' --> Changed 'Ubuntu' to 'Linux' Changed the header of 'Building/Ubuntu' to 'Building/Linux', as the commands there are pretty much identical across all distributions. --> 'apt-get' is now 'apt' In the dependencies, removed '-get' from 'apt-get install', as it's not required, 'apt' works, and most people are just going to use plain 'apt'
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Removed redundant dependencies
Both GCC and G++ are included with the
build-essentialpackage, so including them in the dependency list (ieapt install .....) is redundant.Changed 'python-dev' to 'python3-dev'
On Ubuntu and Debian Based Systems,
pythonrefers to Python 2, and the package that is actually needed is namedpython3-dev. Attempting to installpython-devthrew this error on Linux Mint 21:Changed 'Ubuntu' to 'Linux'
Changed the header of 'Building/Ubuntu' to 'Building/Linux', as the commands there are pretty much identical across all distributions, so instead of it saying:
It now says
apt-getis nowaptChanged
apt-get installtoapt install. Functions pretty much the same asapt-get install