After hours of work, I finally succeeded to build the nighties MuseScore on
my Linux Mint 15, 32bit system.
Thought, I think that'd be useful to update (or create a new page) on how to
build it.
I mostly followed the instruction on
Thank you for the feedback. The instructions have been changed per your
advise.
2013/7/22 vgstef veganque...@yahoo.ca
After hours of work, I finally succeeded to build the nighties MuseScore on
my Linux Mint 15, 32bit system.
Thought, I think that'd be useful to update (or create a new
http://goo.gl/WUa2v is the script (modified at line 28 by adjunction of
«make clean»
http://goo.gl/wGDdc is the display (of the second run)
note that due to the test in the script upon the revisionI wiped the
revision.h file before running the script
thanks
la 17/07/2013 15:05, lasconic
so what ?
erase ~/musescore/Musescore and start a new compile organization ?
my /usr/bin/gcc links to gcc-4.7
la 17/07/2013 16:04, lasconic [via MuseScore Developer] skribis
(esperanto estas la unua internacia lingvo)
You have a big problem. The build doesn''t start. It can't find a
Exactly same behaviour (compile succeeds, run fails on loading .qrc
resources) here in a slightly different the system:
Mint 14 64bit
Qt 5.1.0 64bit installed from offline installer
cmake 2.8.9 (default in distro)
gcc 4.7.2 (default in distro)
Commit c4e95c776 (yesterday evening) compiled
Work in progress... :-)
Just discussing this with lasconic on #musescore:
Looks like the problem is that the link command contains an empty -L switch:
build/mscore/CMakeFiles/mscore.dir/link.txt:
/usr/bin/c++ -std=gnu++0x -fPIC -fPIE -g
-Wl,-rpath=/home/joern/Qt5.1.0/5.1.0/gcc/lib -L
Hi everybody,
I'm having problems building the new Qt5 version of musescore on my 32bit
linux system.
Has anyone got a running version on a 32bit linux?
I can compile but it doesn't run:
cannot open shortcuts
Mscore: fatal error: cannot load internal font :/fonts/mscore-20.ttf
Somehow all the
