Support Ubuntu 24.04 and t64 package transitions INST-2211

[kartlee]

Ubuntu 24.04 has made changes to its system libraries to address 2038 time transition problem, and as a result some of the packages we need as canonical requirement needs the t64 suffix. Falling in this category are these two packages which needs to be changed in the canonical requirement for ubuntu 24.04. Without this change using the original package name is installable, but is no longer queryable via dpkg.

• libxt6 needs to be changed to libxt6t64
• libtirpc3 needs to be changed to libtirpc3t64

If this separation looks good, I will be posting a change in mmshare updating installation_check to use ubuntu24 for 24 and higher versions of ubuntu.

And a PR for core-stu-container making the below changes for the package name change.

NOTE: I made the above change from 24-4 and higher as we list ubuntu 24.04 as supported distro.

Testing:
- With the change to core-stu-container to install above packages, below works

(ubuntu24.04) rajagopa@desk-lu554:~$ $SCHRODINGER/run check_deps.py
Success: All required Linux packages are present.

- Running maestro from ubuntu2404 docker, works.

[mbeachy]

Doesn't the script also need to be adjusted to detect ubuntu24 vs previous ubuntu versions?

It looks like the script gives a completely different set of dependencies if a platform argument is provided. I don't understand this. (And, the script is kind of a disaster for readability with the functions and calls to those functions interspersed.

[kartlee]

Doesn't the script also need to be adjusted to detect ubuntu24 vs previous ubuntu versions?

It looks like the script gives a completely different set of dependencies if a platform argument is provided. I don't understand this. (And, the script is kind of a disaster for readability with the functions and calls to those functions interspersed.

The script expects the package requirement to be fed, and this is documented here - https://github.com/schrodinger/linux_package_requirement?tab=readme-ov-file#how-to-use

We can probably change this to auto detect and expect the requirements to reside side-by side to the script, but its not supported now.

[hajizar]

LGTM!

[kartlee]

Doesn't the script also need to be adjusted to detect ubuntu24 vs previous ubuntu versions?
It looks like the script gives a completely different set of dependencies if a platform argument is provided. I don't understand this. (And, the script is kind of a disaster for readability with the functions and calls to those functions interspersed.

The script expects the package requirement to be fed, and this is documented here - https://github.com/schrodinger/linux_package_requirement?tab=readme-ov-file#how-to-use

We can probably change this to auto detect and expect the requirements to reside side-by side to the script, but its not supported now.

I organized the script moving functions and the caller into separate section, and added docs to it.