> -----Original Message----- > From: Mark Dootson > 2) is currently really irritating me. I'm sure there's > something simple > I'm missing. I've never been able to use wxMediaCtrl on Linux > - ever - > so it must be my code / setup as the thing clearly works for > some people > some of the time.
Hi Mark, Here is a script which should install AND RUN mediaplayer in wxWidgets (not wxPerl yet, although I'm working on it). If you make the following updates: A) My local server here in Brazil doesn't have all the packages, so I update the deb repository in the script with these lines: # Update sources for Ubuntu apt repository to main repository. Some local repositories don't have everything # (eg using kpackagekit, set server to 'main' # While you're doing this manually intensive stuff, also configure cpan and set prepend requirements to follow. # I have backed up the Ubuntu deb repository list to a stored file. These two lines take a backup and restore from stored version. # cp /etc/apt/sources.list /etc/apt/sources.list.backup # cp /media/7ec5fbfe-19e4-4d78-9a7a-c38b1f1c61f9/installation/Install_Scripts/sou rces.list /etc/apt/sources.list If your server has everything, don't worry. B) Change <image> to your own user Ubuntu name in this line: cd /home/<image>/wxWidgets-2.9.2/build-GTK/samples/mediaplayer/ I think those are the only changes. Do a clean install on (K)ubuntu 11.4, and run this script. Have lunch. Come back and the player should be playing (if not you might have to right-click on the file and change the permissions). Good luck and please let me know how it goes. Steve.
install_script_batch_file_wxwidgets_only.sh
Description: Binary data
