On Mon, 30 May 2011 19:29:30 -0400 Gregory Pittman <gregp_ky at yahoo.com> wrote:
> This of course is the sequence that we dutifully advise for building > Scribus. > > What I have noticed is that one can skip running 'make' separately, > and just run > > cmake -DWANT_yadayadayada... > > then > > make install > > in which case make first compiles, then installs, and I can't really > tell a difference. > > Is there any reason to run 'make' all by itself? Here is my pitch on the matter. make is run as a user. As long as the install goes in a user directory then there should be no problem. But if it goes in a root directory like /opt, then you need su or sudo to install. Ok, so run make install as root, then that kind of changes all the permissions in the build directory. Maybe no big deal, but my preference is to have user files owned by the user. Owen
