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On the subject of decimal and list separators, there are a couple of issues which users of decimal commas may encounter. | On the subject of decimal and list separators, there are a couple of issues which users of decimal commas may encounter. | ||
#The first is that there may be an issue with some of the user interface not working correctly. Please report these issues and I will fix them. There may be aspects of the displays that I cannot change (because the package used does not support decimal commas) but it should be possible to at least get it working. | #The first is that there may be an issue with some of the user interface not working correctly. Please report these issues and I will fix them. There may be aspects of the displays that I cannot change (because the package used does not support decimal commas) but it should be possible to at least get it working. | ||
#The second issue with decimal separators only affects the Raspberry Pi (as far as I am aware). There is apparently an issue with | #The second issue with decimal separators only affects the Raspberry Pi (as far as I am aware). There is apparently an issue with a version (3.2.8) of the Mono package on Raspbian 'hard float' where it cannot parse values using decimal commas. If this does turn out to be an issue, there are a number of possible workarounds until the Raspbian package gets updated. One workaround is to use the 'soft float' version of Debian instead. Obviously, this will have performance issues, but is probably the easiest. The second workaround is to build Mono from the latest sources, see http://www.mono-project.com/docs/compiling-mono/linux/. I am told that this fixes the problem. Another possible workaround would be to find an already fixed binary package, but I don't know if one currently exists. | ||
== If you want to use your Cumulus 1 data with MX == | == If you want to use your Cumulus 1 data with MX == | ||