docker: use newer CMake from buster-backports #36
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Use newer CMake from
buster-backports.This makes possible to upgrade out
external_deps, as some now require a newer CMake than the one provided by Debian Buster:For example the recent libPNG requires CMake 3.14 or higher, but Debian Buster only provides CMake 3.13.4 in its stock repositories. The
debian-backportsrepository provides CMake 3.18.4 which gives use plenty of time before needing an even higher CMake.The code tests for the distribution being
busterbecause the same script is also used for the Darling docker for macOS build which is running Ubuntu Focal. This also makes easier to test for newer Debian distributions for the Linux/MinGW builds.