batden a écrit : > Alan McKinnon a écrit : > >> On Saturday 13 September 2008 16:58:22 batden wrote: >> >> >>> Thank you for your answer. >>> >>> I use the common sequence './autogen.sh && make && sudo make install' >>> for installing applications. >>> I checked the permissions, everything's ok. >>> Never messed with SElinux or AppArmour... >>> For some unknown reasons, /bin/mkdir seems to ignore the '-p' argument. >>> This problem is limited to edje_editor, eyesight, emphasis and >>> entrance_edit_gui, everything else builds flawlessly. :-\ >>> >>> >> You seem to have done everything right, I can't see any sensible reason why >> those builds are failing. Maybe a process of elimination is called for. What >> happens if you: >> >> mkdir -p /usr/local/share/applications/ >> mkdir -p /usr/share/applications/ >> ./autogen.sh --prefix=/usr >> >> >> > Thanks Alan. But I'll have to investigate further. > OpenSUSE is not my primary distro. Just wanted to know if someone else > was experiencing these annoyances... > I can live with that ! > > @ sda, > Thanks for the great work you're doing to *enlighten* our desktops ! > I especially like the reengineering of the good old 23oz theme. > > Well, I've been using/compiling E17 from source for years (on > Mandrake/Mandriva, Debian, Ubuntu...) and I like it. > I like to know how it works, how it feels... As you well know, you learn > a lot by compiling from source. > Binary packages (.rpm, .deb) say nothing. > > Your repo (and all the other E17 repos offering specific binary > packages) lacks some interesting programs: > What if someone wants to test engycad, embrace, e_phys, elapse... just > to name a few ? > Raster removed entice from the cvs because it wasn't maintained anymore > (I miss this cool little app). Some apps > slowly disappear because they can't find their way to the binary repos. > Since a lot of beginners rely on binary repos, > they'll never hear about these less known apps... Less users -> > development stalls -> obsolescence ->... > > What about eyelight ? eyesight... ? I can compile/use newly introduced > programs as soon they reach the svn repositories. > It's fun ! > > E17 binary repos are a good thing... but way too limited for my tastes >
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