Michel Salim wrote: > On 20/08/05, Paul Pogonyshev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > OK, done. Please check the CVS and tell me if anything works not the way > > you want. (BTW, I don't use `gnome-doc-utils', since Quarry is built as > > a GTK+ application, GNOME being an option, not a requirement.) > > Only one thing - you forgot to put a semi-colon after the call to > scrollkeeper-update to terminate the statement; when I ran it I get > > /bin/sh: -c: line 1: syntax error: unexpected end of file > make[2]: [install-data-hook-omf] Error 2 (ignored)
Oops. I really should check changes more thoroughly before checking in. There was also an error with passing of '$' sign from `make' to the shell. Now I checked that `--disable-scrollkeeper-update' really disables it and that if the option is omitted, scrollkeeper is run. > Looking forward to 0.1.16 - will Inge's Amazons program be made > available on the website too? Since I promised 0.1.16 on this list before already, I'll make no predictions on release date this time ;). Inge's program will be made available either on Quarry's site or linked from it. Unfortunately it is not free (yet?) Anyway, Inge was the one who made me switch from Go-only Quarry to supporting several games. BTW, a question for you as a packager. I have a file `README-PACKAGERS' describing possible installation of Quarry with GNU Go (or anything else) already in the engines list. I'm completely unfamiliar with packaging system and now I wonder if it is possible within existing frameworks (Red Hat/Fedora, Debian, ...)? Not that I expect it to happen even if possible, it's not quite as important as configuring `httpd', for instance ;) Paul
