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The tar.xz is the SOURCE tarball for building the package. You set the installation prefix when configuring the built, it defaults to /usr/local but by adding --prefix=/usr to your build options it will install into /usr. Running ./configure --help in the build directory (what you extracted when you untarred the package will give you a long list of options, including fine-tuning where to install various types of files from the build
I do not know if the release tarballs contain the submodules as I don't have enough experience with subprojects outside of MATE and always build MATE from git. You can't run git submodule outside of git so I would imagine a release tarball contains everything you need but I am NOT sure of this as I do NOT remember what I was using when I had issues with this building some GNOME packages before MATE used this
On 3/2/2023 at 8:20 AM, "Sam Alex" @.***> wrote:
Thanks for the reply, is the git submodule step necesary ??, cant i just use the tar ball directly to begin installation..
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Hey thanks again last question maybe ?? If i add a prefix of /usr while making and installing where will be the executables or command of atril located i mean what would be the output of (which atril) if i have done ./autogen.sh --prefix=/usr
That will install it into /usr with default subdirectories when make install is run after make
Hey there can anyone tell me at which location does this app gets installed if we use the tar.xz ??