> >> and then there is > >> > >> /usr/local/share/scribus > >> > >> Anything wrong with that? It's 1.3.3.11 now. > >> > >> I tried cmake yesterday, and my first impression was "much faster", then > >> I saw that there are different colors for the compiler output :-) > >> > >> After compiling I found the binary in the compile directory (due to "."
> >> I guess). Anyway, it worked a bit afterwards, but that Scribus had no > >> icons and didn't know about any text reading plugins. > >> > >> Any suggestions what exactly I should do to make the new 1.3.3.12 > >> running flawlessly? > >> > > > > Specify a prefix to install to, and run make install after make. > Ok, that's clear to me - but which prefix should I specify if there are > 3 different places Scribus is installed to? > > If I specify e. g. "/usr/local/scribus1.3.3.12", will I find all files > needed for 1.3.3.12 here, or are they spread to other locations, too? > > I want to make sure I can come back to 1.3.3.11 if installation fails... All files should beput under the prefix So then you would have: /usr/local/scribus1.3.3.12/bin/scribus.. etc /usr/local/scribus1.3.3.12/share/scribus.. etc There may be one or two "unimportant" exceptions like man help files.(I forget there, right now) Still.. for testing, I would still put it in /opt or under your home directory. Craig
