Re: [dev] install dwm
On 26.01.2012, Bryan Bennett bbenn...@gmail.com wrote: Bending over backward: cd ~/.bin/builds/dwm make cp dwm ~/.bin; echo export PATH=$PATH:~/.bin/ ~/.bashrc mhm, now I always get sh: ps: Argument list too long. perhaps I bashed my rc?
Re: [dev] install dwm
Perhaps you should upgrade too HUD. that seems too do it all. On Jan 25, 2012 11:17 PM, Kurt H Maier khm-suckl...@intma.in wrote: On Wed, Jan 25, 2012 at 10:31:41PM -0500, Bryan Bennett wrote: Bending over backward: cd ~/.bin/builds/dwm make cp dwm ~/.bin; echo export PATH=$PATH:~/.bin/ ~/.bashrc excuse me, I think you missed some steps. I can't find the 'cd' or 'make' or 'echo' buttons in unity.
Re: [dev] install dwm
On Tue, 24 Jan 2012, Michael Stummvoll wrote: On 24.01.2012 10:08, Anthony Campbell wrote: I use Debian Sid, which is similar though not identical to Ubuntu. I haven't tried to make a .deb file, which seems like an unnecessary complication. - apt-get build-dep dwm - apt-get source dwm and then, in the dwm-directory: - edit the source like you want - dpkg-buildpackage - dpkg -i ../dwm*.deb between editing the source and building the package you may want run something like 'dch local changes' to prevent your dwm gets overriden by apt with the same version in repository. This may seem blatantly obvious and unspoken -- however: it is OK to install dwm to /usr/local or $HOME on the mentioned distros. It is a lot of work to roll packages per-setup and per-user. It also seems logical to put personal binaries in a personal directory. It seems the real question here is How do I use Debian's package management facilities to install XYZ?. Suckless frowns upon this kind of question. Please see to using Debian docs next time! -- Winston Weinert
Re: [dev] install dwm
On 26 January 2012 04:28, Winston Weinert winst...@lavabit.com wrote: This may seem blatantly obvious and unspoken -- however: it is OK to install dwm to /usr/local or $HOME on the mentioned distros. It is a lot of work to roll packages per-setup and per-user. It also seems logical to put personal binaries in a personal directory. Nowadays with inexpensive VPS and what not, your server is probably not a multi-user system. So there is little point in bending over backwards installing binaries in $HOME in my opinion. It seems the real question here is How do I use Debian's package management facilities to install XYZ?. Suckless frowns upon this kind of question. Please see to using Debian docs next time! You'll learn like I have, that Debian packages aren't all that. /usr/local/bin is fine and manageable. Especially since the binaries can have config.h tweaks. ls -1 /usr/local/bin/ ansi2html dmenu dmenu_run dwm markdown st stest sxiv xosview
Re: [dev] install dwm
Bending over backward: cd ~/.bin/builds/dwm make cp dwm ~/.bin; echo export PATH=$PATH:~/.bin/ ~/.bashrc
Re: [dev] install dwm
On Wed, Jan 25, 2012 at 10:31:41PM -0500, Bryan Bennett wrote: Bending over backward: cd ~/.bin/builds/dwm make cp dwm ~/.bin; echo export PATH=$PATH:~/.bin/ ~/.bashrc excuse me, I think you missed some steps. I can't find the 'cd' or 'make' or 'echo' buttons in unity.
Re: [dev] install dwm
On 23 Jan 2012, Nikolay G. Petrov wrote: Hi! I already tired...I work in dwm on freebsd, but now I need from linux, and cannot install from source dwm. My Os is Ubuntu x64 latest, I unpack and 'make clean install', and nothing. My question, if you have or know a resource that have instruction to install dwm on ubuntu I would be glad. This is not working to me: sudo apt-get build-dep dwm apt-get source dwm sudo apt-get -b source dwm sudo dpkg -i dwm*.deb -- Thanks in advance for 'dwm' (very usefull), and not thanks for absent instruction isntall to some famous OS ) . I use Debian Sid, which is similar though not identical to Ubuntu. I haven't tried to make a .deb file, which seems like an unnecessary complication. I simply got the tarball from suckless.org, unpacked it in my bome directory, and did sudo make install which went off without problems. The executable is installed in /usr/local/bin by default. There is a precompiled dwm.deb package available for Debian, but of course that doesn't let you configure anything, so it's really only useful if you just want to see how dwm works. -- Anthony Campbell - a...@acampbell.org.uk Microsoft-free zone - using Linux http://www.acampbell.org.uk - book reviews, articles, blog, and printed books and ebooks
Re: [dev] install dwm
On 24.01.2012 10:08, Anthony Campbell wrote: I use Debian Sid, which is similar though not identical to Ubuntu. I haven't tried to make a .deb file, which seems like an unnecessary complication. - apt-get build-dep dwm - apt-get source dwm and then, in the dwm-directory: - edit the source like you want - dpkg-buildpackage - dpkg -i ../dwm*.deb between editing the source and building the package you may want run something like 'dch local changes' to prevent your dwm gets overriden by apt with the same version in repository. Kind Regards, Michael
Re: [dev] install dwm
24.01.2012 14:08, Michael Stummvoll пишет: On 24.01.2012 10:08, Anthony Campbell wrote: I use Debian Sid, which is similar though not identical to Ubuntu. I haven't tried to make a .deb file, which seems like an unnecessary complication. - apt-get build-dep dwm - apt-get source dwm and then, in the dwm-directory: - edit the source like you want - dpkg-buildpackage - dpkg -i ../dwm*.deb between editing the source and building the package you may want run something like 'dch local changes' to prevent your dwm gets overriden by apt with the same version in repository. Kind Regards, Michael Thanks, Michael! - apt-get build-dep dwm - apt-get source dwm !! in this steps I find my mystake - in config.def.h my color was wrong '#red' (I copy freebsd config wich is fine, but how in practice show that's wrong in ubuntu), fix and now dwm is work - dpkg-buildpackage - dpkg -i ../dwm*.deb You realy help! Thanks!
[dev] install dwm
Hi! I already tired...I work in dwm on freebsd, but now I need from linux, and cannot install from source dwm. My Os is Ubuntu x64 latest, I unpack and 'make clean install', and nothing. My question, if you have or know a resource that have instruction to install dwm on ubuntu I would be glad. This is not working to me: sudo apt-get build-dep dwm apt-get source dwm sudo apt-get -b source dwm sudo dpkg -i dwm*.deb -- Thanks in advance for 'dwm' (very usefull), and not thanks for absent instruction isntall to some famous OS ) .
Re: [dev] install dwm
... --- .-. .-. -.-- --..-- / .. / -.-. .- -. .. - / .--. .- .-. ... . / -.-- --- ..- .-. / -- . ... ... .- --. . .-.-.- On 23.01.2012, Nikolay G. Petrov r...@dir.bg wrote: Hi! I already tired...I work in dwm on freebsd, but now I need from linux, and cannot install from source dwm. My Os is Ubuntu x64 latest, I unpack and 'make clean install', and nothing. My question, if you have or know a resource that have instruction to install dwm on ubuntu I would be glad. This is not working to me: sudo apt-get build-dep dwm apt-get source dwm sudo apt-get -b source dwm sudo dpkg -i dwm*.deb -- Thanks in advance for 'dwm' (very usefull), and not thanks for absent instruction isntall to some famous OS ) .
Re: [dev] install dwm
Hey, On 23 January 2012 11:08, Nikolay G. Petrov r...@dir.bg wrote: Thanks in advance for 'dwm' (very usefull), and not thanks for absent instruction isntall to some famous OS ) . We write software, we don't support distros, famous or otherwise. Grab a tarball [1], and make install. [1]: http://dl.suckless.org/dwm/dwm-6.0.tar.gz cls
Re: [dev] install dwm
23.01.2012 15:27, hiro пишет: ... --- .-. .-. -.-- --..-- / .. / -.-. .- -. .. - / .--. .- .-. ... . / -.-- --- ..- .-. / -- . ... ... .- --. . .-.-.- Wow! It is not right answer, try again?
Re: [dev] install dwm
Wow! It is not right answer, try again? A reply nonetheless.
Re: [dev] install dwm
Hi! I already tired...I work in dwm on freebsd, but now I need from linux, and cannot install from source dwm. My Os is Ubuntu x64 latest, I unpack and 'make clean install', and nothing. My question, if you have or know a resource that have instruction to install dwm on ubuntu I would be glad. This is not working to me: sudo apt-get build-dep dwm apt-get source dwm sudo apt-get -b source dwm sudo dpkg -i dwm*.deb Find out what packages dwm depends on. Then append a -dev to all the package names and install them. (libx11 becomes libx11-dev, etc) Roman
