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This has already been fixed and will be available in next week's release. It will be possible to install on 64 bit Linux & MacOS from the installer.
We will release the beta on MetaQuotes-Demo tonight.
If I may ask almost the same question again, but in a slightly different way? Thank you.
What is the point of making such a great functionality in terms of speed while limiting your own terminal with time scales and not having a cross-platform library separate from the terminal?
Qualified engineers of course understand that your approach is correct in this horror of sharpo-ad, but if your target audience is classical charting-people, what is the point in advertising milliseconds and such labour costs?
It turns out that without a custom chart builder, decoupled from the time axis charting functionality is lagging behind, not to mention volumetric and cluster analysis, which is also lacking, but the algo-theme is half a corpus out of the ground. imo.
Thanks.
I can see the stream of consciousness.
But I don't understand.
I can see the stream of consciousness.
But I don't understand.
thank you for the answer and saving time, because for a moment I thought there was a possibility of adequate dialogue.
If I may ask almost the same question again, but in a slightly different way? Thank you.
What is the point of making such an excellent in terms of speed functionality while limiting your own terminal to time scales and not having a cross-platform library separate from the terminal?
Qualified engineers of course understand that your approach is correct in this horror of sharpo-ad, but if your target audience is classical charting-people, what is the point in advertising milliseconds and such labour costs?
It turns out that without a custom chart builder, decoupled from the time axis charting functionality is lagging behind, not to mention volumetric and cluster analysis, which is also lacking, but the algo-theme is half a corpus out of the ground. imo.
Thanks.
Well, I'll answer myself.
Behind the speed there was uselessness.
The interface is crudely written, Quick doesn't eat up CPU on scrolling and cursor like this "fast and dead" one. :)
thanks again to the forum admin for giving me a reason to "dig deeper" at once.
In general, of course, the best thing would be to port the terminal natively for linux,
... but it would probably require translation of all interface elements and libraries,
and most likely it's not a priority because of the small number of linux users....
In general, of course, the best thing would be to port the terminal natively for linux,
... but it would probably require translation of all interface elements and libraries,
and most likely it's not a priority because of the small number of linux users...
What's "porting"? It's not even funny.
A person doesn't realise that a 32-bit installer won't work on Linux
without adding a 32-bit environment to a 64-bit environment just for the installer - half a gigabyte of libs.
Well, he has seen nothing but Ubuntu ...
for such people everything they don't know is a "stream of consciousness" of stupid users :))
not to mention the obvious separation of executive and analytical parts. again "stream of consciousness" lol :)
I see the logic of a typical "stall worker" of the 90's. and, unfortunately, I understand it :)
Have you solved the problem with certificates? I still don't recognise the certificate.
Have they solved the problem with certificates? I still don't recognise the certificate.
Not solved yet.
We will fight it in the next release.
We haven't decided yet.
We will struggle in the next release.
the only thing I realised is that even in wine environment, Linux wants to read the certificate in its own format, but converting it to this format doesn't give anything unfortunately, either you need to write some vraper or bother wine developers about it, but I've had a lot of fun with this case )))
the only thing I realised is that even in wine environment, Linux wants to read the certificate in its own format, but converting it to this format does not give anything unfortunately, either we need to write some vraper or bother wine developers about it, but I've done a lot of work with this case ))).
Prodebazhim, cover logs and find why crypt32.dll implementation of Wine itself does not work similarly to the Windows version. Let's try to adjust.
Wine has a lot of tricks in WinAPI implementation. We have to bypass some functions altogether (they hang in some Wine versions), detecting Wine.