Steve Cookson - gmail <steveco.1...@gmail.com> writes: > I guess it does, if the dependencies are not present, the standard > wxWidgets script does not even compile that module.
Interesting. Remember, I just did a "cpanm Wx". Nothing fancy... > Does GStreamer com with Fedora? On the Ubuntu family, including > Kubuntu which I use, there is no wxMediaCtrl without installing the > dependencies. Yes, gstreamer is installed by default on a Fedora desktop system. > Actually, I cannot even remeber what most of the dependencies do, I > just know that I have needed them at some time in the past. That's one of the drawbacks from being an experienced user from ancient times. ANd that's why I tried the "cpanm Wx" approach, just to see how far it gets these days. > Certainly the lovely OpenGL module does not work without OpenGL. Try > it on your Wx::Demo. I do not see anything OpenGL in Wx::Demo 0.22. Where is the demo hidden? > Also Wx::Demo will tell you what dependencies are not installed when > it starts. Eg some of the later modules. Yes, a number of modules are not loaded since they require a newer version of wxWidgets. Fedora 20 ships with 2.8.12. -- Johan