well... i was, too.
and if you heavily require debugging tools this can really get on your nerves. after updating to lynx i immediatly noticed the slower debugger.
but google popped up no results on how to solve this, or even if other people are noticing this....
so after playing around with it i finally solved the problem brute force:
i downloaded latest gdb (7.1) from http://www.gnu.org/software/gdb/download/ and compiled it myself.
if you are a former windows user or unexperienced with that, dont let self-compiling scare you away:
compiling it for yourself is simpler than you may think:
download the .tar (with the browser of your choice), unzip it (easiest is with nautilus), go to commandline and type:
./configure
after its done, do:
make
after THAT is done you will have a gdb executable in the "gdb" folder!
and if you heavily require debugging tools this can really get on your nerves. after updating to lynx i immediatly noticed the slower debugger.
but google popped up no results on how to solve this, or even if other people are noticing this....
so after playing around with it i finally solved the problem brute force:
i downloaded latest gdb (7.1) from http://www.gnu.org/software/gdb/download/ and compiled it myself.
if you are a former windows user or unexperienced with that, dont let self-compiling scare you away:
compiling it for yourself is simpler than you may think:
download the .tar (with the browser of your choice), unzip it (easiest is with nautilus), go to commandline and type:
./configure
after its done, do:
make
after THAT is done you will have a gdb executable in the "gdb" folder!
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Thanks for info.