hi Am 06.04.11 12:00, schrieb scribus-request at lists.scribus.net: > I don't know how much help this is, but in my pre-compiled version of > Scribus (version 1.3.8) "libfreetype.6.dylib" is*inside* the Scribus > application package. At Scribus.app/Contents/Frameworks/libfreetype.6.dylib.
well, not if you compile Scribus in the way I did. I guess there's a way to compile libraries _into_ the app-bundle with CMAKE but I didn't really care. Rather it seems external libraries get linked - just from comparing the size of the precompiled binary that I had installed before to the one that I compiled myself: 354,9 MB (precompiled) vs. 74,2 MB (self-compiled) - I guess one big difference is that you can install the pre-compiled binaries even without having installed Qt on your machine while compiling from source requires to have Qt installed (I've used the pre-compiled Qt-paccage from http://qt.nokia.com/downloads/qt-for-open-source-cpp-development-on-mac-os-x/ -> "carbon" - the cocoa-version is supposed to run on ppc as well. however, you'd have to compile it yourself which is pretty much a pain ...) > > So for what you're trying to compile, I wonder why the executable is looking > for an*external* file. > > I'm trying to do "the same thing" that you are. That is, get a working > version of Scribus 1.4.0 for a PPC Macintosh. if it's only 1.4.0 you want you could go with RC1 I think (I believe that's what I did first) -> http://sourceforge.net/projects/scribus/files/scribus-devel/1.4.0.rc1/Scribus_1.4.0.rc1.dmg/download > > MacPorts is grinding away building qt4-mac. > When it finally finishes, I'll try building Scribus again. ... took me 2 days the last time I did that ... Stefan
