New release of Video TECO
Blake McBride
I noticed a new release of Paul Cantrell's Video TECO at:
http://videoteco.sourceforge.net
It compiled and ran right out of the box on Ununtu Linux.
Nice.
Blake McBride
jmfb...@aol.com
The world hasn't ended yet. Somebody posted to a.l.t. about
TECO.
/BAH
David Powell
Thanks for that, installed it on my Mandriva box yesterday. Playtime
on Saturday.
Regards,
David P.
Christopher Browne
> I noticed a new release of Paul Cantrell's Video TECO at:
>
> http://videoteco.sourceforge.net
>
> It compiled and ran right out of the box on Ununtu Linux.
Wow. I'm going to have to pull that and see how it works.
I had the sources, and even published a patch that got it to work on
'modernish' Linux systems, but then lost the sources, so have been
left with something pretty crashworthy ;-).
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Christopher Browne
> I noticed a new release of Paul Cantrell's Video TECO at:
>
> http://videoteco.sourceforge.net
>
> It compiled and ran right out of the box on Ununtu Linux.
There's something pretty funky about it...
The documentation claims to be under a proprietary license.
Mind you, "configure" and "make" run quite quite cleanly, which is
pretty good news.
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Blake McBride
> Blake McBride <bl...@mcbride.name> writes:
>> I noticed a new release of Paul Cantrell's Video TECO at:
>>
>> http://videoteco.sourceforge.net
>>
>> It compiled and ran right out of the box on Ununtu Linux.
>
> There's something pretty funky about it...
>
> The documentation claims to be under a proprietary license.
Sourceforge doesn't host anything that isn't certified open source. I
know because I had to certify my own stuff to get it on. The docs
haven't been updated in a long time.
MangroveRoot
> I noticed a new release of Paul Cantrell's Video TECO at:
> http://videoteco.sourceforge.net
Great news!
> It compiled and ran right out of the box on Ununtu Linux.
Not so much luck here.
My ISP (where I have a shell account) runs some form of BSD (I believe).
(Will try to get more precise info later.)
I ran "configure", and the last few lines of output were:
====
configure: creating ./config.status
config.status: creating makefile
config.status: creating config.h
config.status: config.h is unchanged
----
I then ran "make", and the output was:
====
"makefile", line 8: Missing dependency operator
"makefile", line 10: Need an operator
make: fatal errors encountered -- cannot continue
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van...@vsta.org
> "makefile", line 8: Missing dependency operator
> "makefile", line 10: Need an operator
> make: fatal errors encountered -- cannot continue
Try "gmake" instead; GNU make has that name on some BSD based systems,
and this error message often means a GNU-style makefile uses
constructs not parsed by the BSD make program.
Andy Valencia
MangroveRoot
> Try "gmake" instead; GNU make has that name on some BSD based systems,
> and this error message often means a GNU-style makefile uses
> constructs not parsed by the BSD make program.
Bingo! :-D
Of course, now I discover that it does not work --
or may take some research on my part to figure out how to make it work --
in a PuTTY window from a home computer.
BUT! this is exciting! Thanks!