To clarify, I'm only suggesting this as a workaround, not defending proprietary
formats. I agree with J.B. Nicholson's suggestions above.
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> It's not available in WebM, and Fedora can't ship with MP4 support.
If you add the rpmfusion repository[1] (only the free one, of course) you'll be
able to install free software that Red Hat can't ship due to patent
restrictions. I'm not sure whether or not this includes media players built
It's not available in WebM, and Fedora can't ship with MP4 support.
It works now! Thanks! This is perfect!
Hi folks,
Thanks for your answers. Trisquel 7 is now running on the old beast :)
**mason**, you gave the key, thanks! The v7 ISO did fit on my 2GB pendrive,
and installation did indeed work out via the text installer, after some
wrangling. It's running fairly smoothly (on 256MB RAM). The
> /home/cal/Downloads/#trisquel/JMP-compatible Gajim/gajim-0.16.9
> error: unsafe
> absolute working directory name
The script doesn't like the "#" in the file path. Your choices are to (a)
rename #trisquel, (b) build somewhere else, or (c) modify line 2462 of the
script. I advise (a) or (b).
$ pwd
/home/cal/Downloads/#trisquel/JMP-compatible Gajim/gajim-0.16.9
$ ./configure
checking for a BSD-compatible install... /usr/bin/install -c
checking whether build environment is sane... configure: error: unsafe
absolute working directory name
$ make
make: *** No targets specified and no
> And this new version of Gajim still won't send image files to SMS
> contacts.
Are you referring to the Flatpak version, or the version I explain how to build
in my other comment? If you mean the latter, the version of Gajim is not the
problem, as I am now able to send pictures from Gajim
> What is the earliest version of Gajim that works with JMP?
Trisquel 8's version + 0.0.1.
> I dont see anything about a version requirement on the website. Did
> you get this info from Denver?
Yes.
> Off-topic: I've never used Flatpak. Do you find it preferable to
> using Guix to get
From the changelog[1] for 1.0.0:
"Ported to GTK3 / Python3"
I suspect that the move to gtk3 is what added the gir1.2-gtk-3.0 >=3.22
dependency, so I set out to build the previous version of Gajim (0.16.9). There
is still one outdated runtime dependency (python-nbxmpp) but since this package
> The following packages have unmet dependencies.
> gajim : Depends: gir1.2-gtk-3.0 (>= 3.22) but 3.18.9-1ubuntu3.3 is
My expectation is that if you try to install 3.22 you'll lack dependencies for
that, and if you try to install those dependencies you'll lack dependencies for
them,
I sent him e-email and didn't get the answer.
The answer is: "nobody cared enough."
The solution is in the second reply. MBanana proposed to make contact with
David.
Did you contact David?
I didn't get any reply too, man :(
Looks like this topic led me to nowhere. I didn't get help from anybody about
this topic :(
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