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I'm pretty new to ROS and having a hard time to get things working due to the lack of packages being compatible for Kinetic.

After almost 2 days searching and trying, i have not found a single Voice Recognition or Face Recognition package that compiles on Kinetic. Both on Ubuntu 16.04 & Debian Jessie, lot of the dependencies are not available or newer.

So i was wondering, should i just re-install my machine to an older version version of Ubuntu and just go trough the tutorials, expecting everything to work fine and be able to play with it, or should i invest time into trying to fix the compile issues and get everything working on Kinetic?


Originally posted by RandyD on ROS Answers with karma: 161 on 2017-01-26

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Comment by pryre on 2017-01-26:
Could you give some examples of the packages you are using? When you say compile, are you talking about sourcing them and building them through catkin?

If it is taking too much of your time, consider a reinstall to Indigo (if it has the packages you need). There is not too much of a loss.

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I think as a ROS starter, it takes to much time to fix those packages myself, as i want to experiment and find out which is best for my project. So i will install Ubuntu 14.04/Indigo to play with them and later see to fork/fix them for kinetic.


Originally posted by RandyD with karma: 161 on 2017-01-27

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