Hi,

I'd like to install Terminology on Debian Sid. At this point my only
need is to run it in the framebuffer. I did:

    git clone git://git.enlightenment.org/apps/terminology.git
    aptitude install e17

then, when running Terminology's ./autogen.sh :

    No package 'elementary' found
    No package 'eina' found
    No package 'eet' found
    No package 'evas' found
    No package 'ecore' found
    No package 'ecore-evas' found
    No package 'ecore-file' found
    No package 'edje' found
    No package 'emotion' found
    No package 'ecore-input' found
    No package 'ecore-imf' found
    No package 'ecore-imf-evas' found
    No package 'ecore-ipc' found
    No package 'efreet' found
    No package 'ethumb_client' found

So I did:

    aptitude install libelementary-bin

To see if that might satisfy the first dependency, but it didn't.
Are the *-dev packages required here?

I'd like to follow the latest release of Terminology, and am wondering
if installing its dependencies via aptitude is a viable approach.

Thanks for any suggestions,

John

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