I recently attempted to build GTK+3.12.2 under the classic BLFS book with Wayland support, following examples from the BLFS-systemd book with librest as well as a dependency.
Nothing wrong happened during the configure stage but during the build phase for Wayland's backend, a gdk header tried to work off using "/bin/sh: no" as a command or sequence during compile and errored out. I did some research and found through a post at Ubuntu forums that I needed to install mono as a package as for some reason Wayland's backend code expected it during build time. I also had to install libgdiplus as a required dependency for mono. After installing these packages, reconfiguring the build, and re-attempting the build it worked and the package installed successfully without issue. Has anyone else had any errors during building GTK+-3.x in the non-systemd book and attempting to use Wayland as well, and should libgdiplus and mono be listed as possible dependencies for GTK+-3.x when attempting to build with Wayland support? Also will the BLFS classic book be updated to show support for Wayland and such components for sysvinit as the KDE Desktop possibly can use them as the systemd BLFS book has shown? Thanks, Jim -- http://lists.linuxfromscratch.org/listinfo/blfs-dev FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
