Closed DominicWatson closed 9 years ago
I intend to merge into plasma-workspace for Plasma 5.5, which has it's own setup readme.
Not really worth it for 1.5 months, sorry.
A couple of lines in a README will take minutes and save people like me much more time than that. I'd urge you to reconsider.
@davidedmundson I suppose you have created this git repo for testing purposes, so it is quite strange that you pushing away people from testing of the program. 1.5 month is a quite long period of time and many bugs could be found during it.
@DominicWatson Why you have not added a list of build dependencies?
When I have been preparing packages for Debian and Ubuntu, I have checked build dependencies of the program by reading CMakeLists.txt and by testing build in a clean environment (using cowbuilder). If anyone will have to do the same job in other distros, it is just wasting of their time...
BTW my list list of build dependencies is currently looks like this: http://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/pkg-kde/kde-extras/xembed-sni-proxy.git/tree/debian/control#n6
@DominicWatson BTW there is a PPA with xembed-sni-proxy for usual Ubuntu users (who cannot build program themself): https://launchpad.net/~tehnick/+archive/ubuntu/xembed-sni-proxy
RE: your control file. GNOME Shell doesn't support SNIs.
@davidedmundson Do you mean that AppIndicator extension is not installed by default?
I knew their shell didn't, we've had some "discussions" with their maintainers. Didn't think to look at extensions. That's cool.
Nice one. @tehnick I didn't include dependencies list because I'm a complete n00b at building things with cmake
/ make
so wasn't sure of the best way to document this (presuming different distros will have different packages to fulfil these dependencies). Thanks for the heads up re the PPA.
Please provide build instructions and how you expect this to be used in any working system. I'm stuck atm getting
cmake
to run without errors (dependencies) and I only figured I needed to run that from reading another open issue (#5).A couple of lines in the README should do it :)
Update FYI. I managed to resolve dependencies and get
cmake
,make
andmake install
to run in my Kubuntu system.I personally needed to install Ubuntu packages:
(Some of these may not have been necessary).