I think "make clobber" gets rid of all the old makefiles, then ./
Configure will regenerate them from the JMakefiles.
I don't think there's a magic incantation for ./Configure. I personally
just make two really simple scripts "g1.sh" and "g2.sh" for gtk1 and
gtk2. Then I just checkout, cd to the
Actually doing some hacking and I wanted to put my bits in a new file.
I've dutifully added the c file to src/Jmakefile but I'm at a loss on
how to recreate the Makefile's to include them.
Is there a magic incantation for ./Configure that regenerates files
without having to ask all the questions a
Hey, that sounds good, doesn't it!
I'm using debian, but didn't install the debian package of gtk-gnutella,
because it was completely outdated.
Since gtkg as well as the gnutella network as a whole are developing
very fast, it is really important to have an up-to-date version of
gtkg. Very old
Hello devs,
I'm currently in the new maintainer process of debian (so an applicant)
and had recently a look at the orphaned pkg list where I found your
package. Didn't use this app yet, but will test and maintain the package
if you need a new maintainer. I saw that you produce already a deb,
which
