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CodeTyphon 4.7 install
xubuntu linux 64 bit

test and compile linux X86_64 ok
test and compile i386-linux ok
test and compile arm-linux-pi ok

Thanks Sir

Tested and compiled on Win7 64 bit
Tested and compiled on Ubuntu 13.10 32bit
Tested using a sample database PosgreSQL-9 application with ZeosDBO.
Compiled with a new component install, Turbo Power OnGuard.
To sum up 4.7 is your version
Thanks.

For me, on Ubuntu 14.14 x64 the build is ok but when i start CT it complains about missing fpc.cfg. The file is there and it is not empty. What can i do?
Thank you.

UPDATE: I have found an workaround. I have started typhon64 using sudo and it worked. Then when i started the IDE under my user it failed. So i had toand then it worked properly. Is this normal behavior?
Thank you.

@universe
Thanks Sir
we want your tests result and your help to make CT better...

@mdalacu
No, this is not normal behavior Sir.
Please reinstall CT us "Normal User" with sudo root permitions
You can check if all OK from: CTC->HostPC->Get System Info

this screen is from FreeBSD-64 but has the same functionality

Glad to help, the test is considered of dynamically creating a database, creating a group, granting some privileges, reading the database meta structure (some through information_schema), and making a full backup.
Everything was working great on Ubuntu. For Win7-64 I just have to explicitly specify LibraryLocation path (for ZeosDBO) and I think this is normal as I have two PostgreSQL servers (32 and 64 bit side by side) and the default one is 32bit version so the environment path was initialized for this session.

How about libs, needed for compiling a pure Linux console application (in my very case needed for Raspbian) from Windows? So far it was impossible due to libs missing. Compiling the same code from inside the Raspbian with Lazarus 0.9.x is OK, but I have to either code on RPi, which is a pain in the ar*e due to RPi speed, or code under Win, then FTP, then switch to RPi, then compile... which is still a pain in the ar*e