I've gotten Ubuntu to work but it was hard. You have to manually apt-get a bunch of Dev dependencies when the libs can't find them and then compile with --ignore-system-deps or something like that. I don't recommend it but I have to use a Ubuntu LTS derivative at work.
For a distribution, don't use Ubuntu.
I've tried 14.04 and 14.10 but they don't met dependencies to use jhbuild. Just 15.04 seems to have more of them but not all jet, may be when released.
El feb 14, 2015 11:44 PM, "Christian Hergert" <christian hergert me> escribió:On 02/14/2015 07:43 AM, Omar Barboza Kostiuk wrote:
> What do I need for that? What Linux distribution do you use? In what
> IDE do you develop gnome-builder? Or do you just use a plain text
> editor? I checked out and tried to build the latest version, but there
> are dependencies to libraries that are not yet stable (for example
> gtk+ 3.15.3) and thus not yet in the repositories of the distribution
> I use. I also tried building gtk+ 3.15.3, but there again I had
> package requirements not met, because the installed version are not
> new enough... it seems a never ending circle.
>
> Can anyone point me to the right direction?
Michael covered this well, so not much I can add.
The main thing to keep in mind, is that we intend for Builder to be as
much a part of GNOME as any of the other core applications. This means
that we develop Builder in lockstep with each new release of GNOME.
Therefore, the "unstable build" instructions are basically the same as
contributing to GNOME itself. (so jhbuild)
Cheers,
-- Christian
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