On 20/08/05, Paul Pogonyshev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Michel Salim wrote: > > - Could you add a --disable-scrollkeeper-update flag to the configure > > script? It should stop the [un]install-data-hook-omf targets from > > calling scrollkeeper-update, which when building an RPM should be > > called during the post-installation and pre-removal stages instead. > > Can you explain how exactly it should work? I looked at a few other > packages that use ScrollKeeper and they doesn't seem to have anything > like this. How are they packed in RPMs then? > Galeon (and I think Nautilus also) does this: http://stuff.mit.edu/afs/sipb/project/galeon/src/galeon-1.2.11/configure.in
I'd hazard a guess that most packages just silently fail when trying to write to /var/lib/scrollkeeper. In the future, apparently gnome-doc-utils should support omf installations so scrollkeeper-update does not have to be called directly: http://mail.gnome.org/archives/desktop-devel-list/2005-February/msg00019.html > > - I made a rudimentary .desktop file for quarry - could this be > > included in the next stable release? That way, other users could > > contribute to translating the desktop file. > > Sure. Should it be installed to $(prefix)/share/applications in normal > build? It should, yes. > > > Great program, by the way! Now I just need an Amazons engine to play with. > > Yeah, that's a problem. > Good to know that problem is fixed at least :) -- Michel Salim ζζΊε http://www.cs.indiana.edu/~msalim
