On 21/02/14 16:55, Trevor Daniels wrote:
No sure if this is of interest to anyone, but I have just successfully
installed Ubuntu 12.04.4 from scratch, followed by git, and the LilyPond
repository. Following the CG, I then ran autoconf and configure, apt-got the
missing packages, and successfully ran make all and make doc. I've never done
this before from scratch - previously I used Lily-dev - and was surprised how
easy it was.
Yes ... it's 'pimps' as my sister would say.
Some minor comments:
I had to apt-get autoconf to enable the autoconf script to run and configure
then required dblatex (a surprise - I thought this was no longer used?) and
texlive-lang-cyrillic. That's all. Quite easy. make all and make doc then
ran perfectly to completion.
yup.
http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=2538#c12
It's all there.
See the next comment
http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=2538#c13
for the bits and pieces for 'complete' dev env.
Ubuntu is such a huge beast now (even with the Ku and Xu versions) that
have tripled in size the current lilydev (which is based on 10.04) -
which still works by the way as I use it all the time, all you would
need to do is use that and then run apt-get update and download the
updates, whicih takes no longer than installing a new later version of
Ubuntu anyway.
I don't know how to build a 'liveCD' from other distributions and the
tool that I used for lilydev is no longer being developed and while it
works for 13.10 it still produces huge ISO files (2GB in size). I've
been trying to find a way to build a _small_ ISO file for a new lilydev
but time and experience are alluding me.
But we could just update the CG (I thought Eluze had done that, but am
obviously mistaken) based on that tracker I referenced above.
James
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