Hi,all
I want to install a package (ibus) in my ubuntu 8.04,
it requires pygobject >= 2.15, but the host system only
have 2.14 installed. What is the best way to upgade
this package.
I thonght If I install it to /usr/local directory, It
may works. But during the configure of ibus, It reports
tha
2009/2/8 petrele.chen :
> Hi,all
> I want to install a package (ibus) in my ubuntu 8.04,
> it requires pygobject >= 2.15, but the host system only
> have 2.14 installed. What is the best way to upgade
> this package.
Hi.
This is off-topic in this list. Please, look for info regarding your
distrib
On Sun, 2009-02-08 at 06:11 +0100, Alberto Hernando wrote:
> This is off-topic in this list. Please, look for info regarding your
> distribution.
> Even so, I'll say that you just have to look for proper sources for
> packages for ubuntu (I mean, /etc/apt/sources.list), then apt-get
> update and t
>
> I'm confused. What's LFS for? It help people to known how a linux
> system works and build a linux system piece by piece, isn't it?
> Let me express the problem as this:
> If I build a LFS with package management just like Ubuntu, and I
> want to upgrade a package witch is relevant to a lot
On Sun, 2009-02-08 at 07:14 +0100, Alberto Hernando wrote:
> >
>
> Well, let's go step by step.
>
> LFS is a way to build your own distro. You don't end up with ubuntu,
> gentoo, fedora or alike. Your goal is just to have a LFS.
> BUT, you have to start from another working system, which usually
Hi,
On Sun, Feb 08, at 12:07 petrele.chen wrote:
> Hi,all
> I want to install a package (ibus) in my ubuntu 8.04,
> it requires pygobject >= 2.15, but the host system only
> have 2.14 installed. What is the best way to upgade
> this package.
> I thonght If I install it to /usr/local directory, It
On Sun, 2009-02-08 at 12:56 +0200, Agathoklis D. Hatzimanikas wrote:
> Sorry, but this is not the right mailing link to ask this kind
> of questions.
> I believe you will take better answers if you redirect this question
> either to:
>
> a. one of the specialized ubuntu forums, possible by opening
petrele.chen wrote:
[...]
> And about LFS, I doesn't agree with you in some place. First, LFS is
> a way to build your own OS _or_ learn the construction of a Linux OS,
> and what you end up it with is not important at all. So, where the
> question came from doesn't matter at all. the only thin
