I hadn't thought of this before, but legal help on this *before* any money
is asked for/given would probably be best. I think it's really important
that LMMS doesn't get into any gray areas or shady business, including
trying to "game the system" to avoid taxes and the like (people aren't very
happ
I want to say that I can take this on me, but I am pretty sure I won't have
time, or the knowledge. I can help a bit, of course, what about teaming up?
Anyone else want to join?
And yes, it would definitely be worth to make a survey before actually
dedicating too much time. A google survey would b
"Build-essential is already the latest version". Fixing that last error
made it compile all the way until it got to my code, whcih was broken :p
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> Every time I run it I get "unable to find a source package for lmms"
Please just try "build-essential" without the rest.
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On Tue, Nov 11, 2014 at 12:51 PM, Spekular R wrote:
> Doesn't. Every time I run it I get "unable to find a source package for
> lmms"
>
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Doesn't. Every time I run it I get "unable to find a source package for
lmms"
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> > the build essential command didn't work for me, so I'm stuck doing it
> manually.
Didn't or doesn't? Before when you had a bad sources.list file it wouldn't
have worked. Now it should. Perhaps you should troubleshoot why that
isn't working as you will get into dependency hell if you want
The thing is that the build essential command didn't work for me, so I'm
stuck doing it manually.
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Yeah, just zlib.h, but that's part of zlib1g-dev which you should already
have.
Are you sure you have your dependencies met? Anyway, you can try:
$ sudo apt-get install zlib1g-dev
But a quick search on the internet will have these solutions too. :)
IIRC, zlib-dev depends on libc-dev which is
Now I'm getting a different error:
"
/home/ubuntu/Desktop/lmms-stable-1.1/plugins/zynaddsubfx/zynaddsubfx/src/Misc/QtXmlWrapper.cpp:56:18:
fatal error: zlib.h: No such file or directory
#include
^
compilation terminated.
make[2]: ***
[plugins/zynaddsubfx/CMakeFiles/ZynAddSubFxCo
Alright, so I deleted the contents of build, ran cmake again, and ran build
-j2. Here's the error:
"
In file included from
/home/ubuntu/Desktop/lmms-stable-1.1/include/MidiEvent.h:28:0,
from
/home/ubuntu/Desktop/lmms-stable-1.1/include/RemotePlugin.h:29,
from
/home
Will do soon.
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> It stopped because of "Error: 2" th
Can you paste the message? (or have you fixed it?)
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On Tue, Nov 11, 2014 at 10:45 AM, Spekular R wrote:
> I finally got it to build! It stopped because of "Error: 2" though... An
> musikbear, I agree. Maybe just a list of the di
>
> someone who knows about these things, should take time to write a good
> guide
> on the wiki, including links to the correct packs and libs
We do.
> I think the posibillity to get more involved in coding, would be enhanced.
> At least i am exactly there..
> Think about it
> Its not just the
Yeah, we'd have to think about a legal entity to associate ourselves
with and handle the money. (Again, should we be so lucky :-D )
On 11 November 2014 14:53, Tres Finocchiaro wrote:
>> Getting too much money should not be a problem. These money can be put to
>> a more long-term relationship with
I finally got it to build! It stopped because of "Error: 2" though... An
musikbear, I agree. Maybe just a list of the different errors you might
encounter and how to fix them would help. Anyways, I'm assuming this would
go on the github wiki, not the other one, right?
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someone who knows about these things, should take time to write a good guide
on the wiki, including links to the correct packs and libs
I think the posibillity to get more involved in coding, would be enhanced.
At least i am exactly there..
Think about it
Its not just the actual code, that a new co
Most importantly, do I still need to keep actual wine, or will just the dev
library/package do? Uninstalling wine would save me tons of space.
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Does this mean I can uninstall the old packages, or do I need to keep them?
Hoping for the former, but it's probably the latter...
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> Getting too much money should not be a problem. These money can be put to
> a more long-term relationship with the developer. Don't let it stop you!
Not a problem for you, perhaps. That doesn't mean it is not a problem.
Too much money is a serious problem. It can put the project into a tax
Oh it can also mean you need to remove your CMakeCache.txt file! :)
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On Tue, Nov 11, 2014 at 9:17 AM, Tres Finocchiaro <
tres.finocchi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > What I'm wondering is why it doesn't recognize libxml2, wine, or fftw3 even
>> after I installed them.
>
>
>
>
> > What I'm wondering is why it doesn't recognize libxml2, wine, or fftw3 even
> after I installed them.
This usually means you have the library, but not the development packages
(usually suffixed with -dev after the name).
-Tres
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On Tue, Nov 11, 2014 at 8:50 AM,
What I'm wondering is why it doesn't recognize libxml2, wine, or fftw3 even
after I installed them. I feel like I've gotten the hang of installing
them, but that doesn't help if they still don't work.
On Tue, Nov 11, 2014 at 1:44 PM, David Gerard wrote:
> [reincluding dev list]
>
> Yeah. After a
[reincluding dev list]
Yeah. After a while you just need to install the requisite packages by
hand, try again, install another, repeat ... Eventually you get them
all!
On 11 November 2014 13:41, William Karlsson wrote:
> When I tried, (both the automatic and manual ones) it threw quite a bit of
Did you install the build-deps?
On 11 November 2014 12:49, Spekular R wrote:
> I recently decided to try to build LMMS on a copy of Ubuntu I installed on a
> memory stick, and when I run "cmake .. -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=../target", I
> get a bunch of errors. Here are the errors I get:
> -- The C
I recently decided to try to build LMMS on a copy of Ubuntu I installed on
a memory stick, and when I run "cmake .. -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=../target",
I get a bunch of errors. Here are the errors I get:
-- The C compiler identification is GNU 4.8.2
-- The CXX compiler identification is GNU 4.8.2
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I think hiring Harry is a great idea. Harry is a top class developer with
lots of motivation - and a great, great guy too!
Getting too much money should not be a problem. These money can be put to a
more long-term relationship with the developer. Don't let it stop you!
Louigi. (wants LMMS to beco
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