Am 24.04.2012 08:51, schrieb Mark Summerfield: > Hi, > Hi Mark, > I am on Debian stable (i.e., have rather out of date libraries). > > I want to try out PyGObject with my locally built Python 3.1 and Python > 3.2 (in /home/mark/opt/python31 and /home/mark/opt/python32). > > I went to this page: > http://readthedocs.org/docs/python-gtk-3-tutorial/en/latest/install.html > and followed the "Installing form Source" instructions. > > The only difference between my .jhbuildrc and the sample is that I set > my prefix to /home/mark/opt/gnome instead of /opt/gnome so I don't need > superuser permissions. > > This is the problem I hit: > > $ jhbuild bootstrap > ... lots of stuff omitted (e.g., gettext, autoconf) ... > make[1]: Leaving directory > `/home/mark/opt/gnome/gnome-apps-3.4.1/autoconf-2.68' *** Checking out > automake *** [3/4] jhbuild bootstrap: failed to > unpack /home/mark/opt/gnome/gnome-apps-3.4.1/pkgs/automake-1.11.3.tar.xz > > So I unpacked automake myself in /home/mark/opt/gnome/gnome-apps-3.4.1 > (and tar didn't complain so it isn't a bad archive), and tried jhbuild > boostrap again, but got the same error:-( > > Can anyone advise? > Chances are you might only miss a build dependency, have a look at https://live.gnome.org/JhbuildDependencies > BTW Assuming I get past this problem, how do I install PyGObject for > each local version of Python? Or is is simply a matter of: > This depends on the PYTHON environment variable, e.g. the following command will build pygobject for Python 3: PYTHON=python3 ./configure Adding the following line to your jhbuildrc will do that: addpath("PYTHON", "/usr/bin/python3") Best regards, Sebastian Pölsterl
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