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 <h2>Instructions for manual build</h2>
 
-Compiling from source is assumed to be done in a Linux system with an Ubuntu 22.04 distribution (thus Qt 5.15).
+Compiling from source is assumed to be done in a Linux system with an Ubuntu 24.04 distribution (thus Qt 5.15).
 
-The minimal standard required for the C++ compiler is c++14
+The minimal standard required for the C++ compiler is c++17
 
 Be aware that it will try to apply the highest SIMD capabilities available on your CPU i.e. AVX2 > AVX > SSE4 ... So for best results make sure you run the program on the computer on which you compile or you are using the compiled binaries on a computer with similar SIMD capabilities (check the CPU flags with `cat /proc/cpuinfo`). The typical issue encountered when running hardware is not compatible is a SIGILL exception with a message like `Program received signal SIGILL, Illegal instruction`.