Ubuntu 22.04.4 “jammy”

[roberthadow]

I copied the install script for Xnec2c from the user manual I found at xnec2c.org. When I ran it, the first hiccough was at gettext. From there, lots of “no such file” errors.

So I installed the gnome libraries successfully (“sudo apt-get install build-essential gnome-devel libgtk-3-dev gettext autopoint”) and tried the original install script again.

Then I was told I need GNU Autoconf 2.52. I installed that.

Then the install script failed at ATLAS. With no other help immediately available, I gave up.

I'd like to build antennae. I need some help on this UNIX stuff. Is there a way to install the app without building it ground up? 73

[KJ7LNW]

Try this; I just tried it here on a minimal installation and it worked:

1. apt install git build-essential libgtk-3-dev gettext autopoint autoconf libtool gnome-icon-theme desktop-file-utils
2. git clone https://github.com/KJ7LNW/xnec2c.git
3. cd xnec2c
4. ./autogen.sh
5. ./configure
6. make

Then test it:

• ./src/xnec2c examples/airplane.nec

and install it system-wide

• make install

and optionally install desktop components and file associations

• make desktop-install

Then the install script failed at ATLAS. With no other help immediately available, I gave up.

I did not see any ATLAS errors when I did a test with make install. If you still get the atlas error, then please copy and paste the output that you see when you do the installation process so that I can investigate.

[roberthadow]

Hello KJ7LNW --

We can put closed to the Github ticket.  I altered the script and subsequent commands to include sudo, as is my practice.  It all worked without a hitch.

Many thanks,

73

W2NJ

[roberthadow]

I'd recommend updating the recommended script at xnec2c.org. The one provided to me above worked perfectly. Thanks

[KJ7LNW]

I'd recommend updating the recommended script at xnec2c.org. The one provided to me above worked perfectly. Thanks

You're welcome. We updated documentation for Ubuntu on the website accordingly.