Re: [Shotwell] New Map Feature: Hide map

[Max <abonnements revolwear com>]

On 2016년 07월 24일 22:05, Andreas Brauchli wrote:
> Hey Max
> looks like libtool is missing. sudo apt-get install libtool

compiled and installed successfully after installing the last missing 
dependency libtool

how to make sure the installed version is the one launched when clicked 
on the icon? In Shotwell the version shows 0.23.5

> Not to be rude, but I don't think the point of this mailing list is
> individual compilation support. There's tons of documentation on
> building packages on linux in general, so don't be shy to at least
> google the error message first. If it's really shotwell specific, then
> yes, this is absolutely the place for.
> I certainly don't want to discourage people from helping to test and I
> don't want to intimidate anyone to ask for help if a build doesn't work
> right away - we all had to learn it - but I do want to encourage a
> sustainable helping culture.

I've compiled your version before, so I didn't expect a new dependency 
hell to break out since the last time.

Look, I don't want to be condescending either, but it's 32 degrees C  + 
humid here and that's around midnight. there is no aircon. It's hard to 
focus a thought here and it doesn't help when the documentation tells 
you to run ./configure and that isn't even there.

> > In general to set up a debian/ubuntu machine to build you'll need:
> sudo apt-get install build-essentials

build-essential was already installed, that wasn't the issue.

> and if a package already exists that you want to recompile, chances are
> high that you'll get all or most dependencies from the version in the
> repository. Apt has a built in command to install build dependencies:
>
> sudo apt-get build-dep shotwell

ok, then why not including this step in the INSTALL?




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/shotwell-map-widget/INSTALL
@@ -4,7 +4,8 @@

     To build and install Shotwell, type the following commands:

-    $ ./configure
+    $ sudo apt-get build-dep shotwell
+    $ ./autogen.sh
     $ make
     $ make install