Root 6.25

[Lynn Hepler]

WhenI installed root, after executing the cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=../root_install ../root command, an error occurred, and the error output log was:

CMakeError.zip (16.7 KB)

May I ask you what is the reason for this? How to solve the change?

Thank you very much, just because I clone the source code on the Windows system, this problem occurred when I installed it on centOS. I cloned the source code cmake on centOS and this problem did not occur. Thank you very much again for your help!

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Been paid user with EN for 10 years last April, currently storing about 20k notes. Hate that I'm seriously considering moving on after all that time invested in my processes within EN, but maybe this is a wooden door closing and an iron door opening.

EN version count is simply driven by the fact that all clients are now based on the same "framework", which means shared code independently from the OS it is running at. So a common version count is nothing to bother about.

What I did: I am running my day to day EN account on legacy, and have opened a new Basic account set to v10 to play with. It is not all bad with v10, but one needs to review every workflow to see if it works or can be adapted.

I too have been with Evernote as a premium paying customer since January 30th, 2010. It has been a huge part of my everyday workflow and I have jokingly said my entire life is in Evernote, personal and business. I began desperately searching this forum for answers to questions/problems and after several days, I am exhausted.

I don't want to jump the gun so quickly after a release and say I am leaving Evernote but (and I never thought I'd say this) I am looking seriously at Notion and getting my ducks in a row just in case. In other words, it's not looking good for Evernote right now.

I keep pondering which of the missing features that I need. For me there are just two things that don't work and significantly affect my workflow. Import Folders and the associated stuff connected to scanning. So far I haven't found any other application I could switch to which would provide me with those features. Other stuff that I'm missing at present is announced as being in the pipeline so I should, eventually, be content with the new EN - at least resigned to having lost the one thing that is truly useful. But I have easy workarounds.

I do think that this roll-out could have been better managed and presented. Perhaps announce v10 as a public Beta rather than a full release. A clearer communication of what is being worked on, what has gone for good, and what might be kept if enough folk make a case.

I also realise that re-launching a product like Evernote which is mature in its market means that there are thousands of users all doing things just a bit differntly and the changes don't work for any of them. For some things like the position of the TAGS dialogue it isn't a major issue. I've already found the habit of looking to the bottom left corner. I'd have kept it top left but it isn't a big deal.

So I think I'll probably be staying with Evernote only because nobody else offers what I'm missing. I have my life invested inside Evernote and shifting to OneNote/Notion/Nimbus/Joplin etc will all give me more work to learn and develop new workflows. So I might as well stay where I am and take short-lived pain of transition made easier by having both versions running side-by-side.

100% agree. I am so so disappointed in this release. Too many changes. Some of us use this tool for work, at home and everything. I cannot use this new release efficiently at all and Nimbus is looking like a better option.

Totally agree with you here. Speed is 90% of the issue for me. I was willing to keep it loaded on one of my two machines in order to give v10 a chance and learn it better. But the lack of speed keeps me from doing so. I can be patient with a lot of things in my apps, but not massive lags between when I tell it to do something and it finally gets back to me. When that is resolved, I'll give a new test, but at arm's length until it's confirmed speed is up to par.

v 6.25 is basically instant most of the time--not including searches. I can click any note in my present view at any time pretty much and I'll get instant data in showing in the note. If I change the view, I'm willing to allow a few moments for things to re-settle, so to speak. But after that, responsiveness needs to be pretty much instant.

Yes, we are Task/Process Nerds. But I think this may be a larger cohort than EN may realize. the Get Things Done type folks, I mean. I think that would be the "parent cohort" if you will. And there's a subset of those type people who are outgoing enough to get in here and nav the forums to post their complaints. But how many of the larger group are just saying "well, that's it. I'll go find another app...", especially given that the app has slowed by a factor of 3-5x (in my estimation)?

Do you think it will be resolved? I mean this is probably a fundamental issue with the app right? It is not like they released it on purpose to be slow and then they can "open it up" to be faster? I am not a software developer so I don't know but it does worry me.

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