update missing dependencies

[erickeller]

make and gcc is required for building some code at installation time.

[shawaj]

What system have you seen an error on? On Raspbian it seems to build just fine

[tvoverbeek]

Both Raspbian-full and Raspbian-lite already have make, gcc and whiptail installed. So no need to add them to the dependencies, unless you are running on some other OS

[erickeller]

On a raspbian wheey updated as Jessie... I think this dependencies are required especially when you use a small headless raspberry pi installation.

I think it's good practice to specify all dependencies apt will sort that out when the package is already installed.

Cheers

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What system have you seen an error on? On Raspbian it seems to build just fine

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[shawaj]

@erickeller yeah agreed there's no harm in adding them in

[erickeller]

if there are other dependencies please also add them into. what would also be nice to have is one file containing the dependencies (single source of truth) you include in your readme but for this I thin you need to move to the rst format.

Even better would be to move to a debian package :) Anyway I was able to use my nice papirus e-ink afterall, thanks for the good work.

[shawaj]

@tvoverbeek @francesco-vannini what do we think to this?

[tvoverbeek]

My original problem was that every call to apt-get scans the package database which takes time. Therefore I was sceptic to add additional apt-get calls. However combining aa many as possible required packages in a single apt-get call scans the database only once. Therefore no problem any more and merged

[shawaj]

Perfect!