Re: [gnome-love] At last.................... I made it.......

[Melinda <melinda_sayang hotpop com>]

On Wed, 2004-06-02 at 02:17, David Moreno Garza wrote:
> On Mon, 2004-05-31 at 10:29, Melinda wrote:
> > > What could I do on this? Is this a Debian-side problem?
> > Ok, pal, I think I got you. After searching around, you are using
> > gtkmm-2.2 and libglademm-2.2 or libglademm-2.0. So there is a way to
> > compile my program without upgrading the library. Here's how:
> > Edit wallpapoz.cpp and change every "sigc::mem_fun" with "SigC::slot". 
> > Hope that work. 
> 
> Ok, I did the changes.
> 
> It worked :)
> 
> Anyway, I'll be exploring this in order to make it work properly.
> 
> BTW, would you mind if I cook a Debian package of it? 
It is my honour that you want to do that. But.....
something has to be done before you do that. 
1. I want to remove "junk code" in my program
2. I want to learn autoconf, automake and implement them into this
program so that if somebody want to install this software, he could do
this: ./configure; make; make install
or ./configure
...
ups you dont have gtkmm installed. Go get it.

3. I want to make sure that I don't use any Intel architecture only
function so that my code is very portable. 

4. I want to put icon into this program

5. Maybe I want to change Apply button into Write button so that it is
more clearly.

6. I want to make it more integrate into Gnome so that after you install
it, there is a link in start menu Gnome in accessories group. So user
need not bother to use console. 

7. Since Debian sid only has gtkmm-2.2 in their repository, maybe I will
downgrade the requirement by changing the code. 

Give me two weeks. After that I will tell you that you are ready to cook
A Debian package of wallpapoz.

Thank you.

> I think this is a
> nice feature, and would like to other Debian users could use it easier
> with a package.
> 
> Regards,