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Philippe Roussel
Apr 10, 2013, 4:29:34 PM4/10/13
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Hi all,
I updated packages for precise and wheezy, for both i386 and amd64,
and for quantal amd64 (some packages may be missing for a
specific distribution/architecture combo).
Packages list :
* gnustep-{make,base,gui,back} and related dev packages
* gdl2
* easydiff
* edenmath
* pantomime
* gnumail
* gorm
* projectcenter
* gworkspace
* gnustep-examples
* laternamagica
* lusernet
* notebook
* poe
* terminal
* textedit
* systempreferences
* vindaloo (with iconkit and popplerkit from Etoile)
* waiho
* renaissance
* zipper
* helpviewer
* cynthiune
* dbuskit
* addressmanager
* agenda
* fisicalab
* corebase
* opal
* quartzcore
* performance
* rsskit
* grr
* price
Everything is under the following url :
http://coyote.octets.fr/pub/gnustep/packages/
For example, for precise x86 you can add to sources.list :
deb http://coyote.octets.fr/pub/gnustep/packages/precise/i386/ ./
Please let me know if you find this useful, if a package is broken, if
you would like to add another package to the list etc.
Thanks,
Philippe
--
Unix _IS_ user friendly - it's just selective about who its friends are!
I updated packages for precise and wheezy, for both i386 and amd64,
and for quantal amd64 (some packages may be missing for a
specific distribution/architecture combo).
Packages list :
* gnustep-{make,base,gui,back} and related dev packages
* gdl2
* easydiff
* edenmath
* pantomime
* gnumail
* gorm
* projectcenter
* gworkspace
* gnustep-examples
* laternamagica
* lusernet
* notebook
* poe
* terminal
* textedit
* systempreferences
* vindaloo (with iconkit and popplerkit from Etoile)
* waiho
* renaissance
* zipper
* helpviewer
* cynthiune
* dbuskit
* addressmanager
* agenda
* fisicalab
* corebase
* opal
* quartzcore
* performance
* rsskit
* grr
* price
Everything is under the following url :
http://coyote.octets.fr/pub/gnustep/packages/
For example, for precise x86 you can add to sources.list :
deb http://coyote.octets.fr/pub/gnustep/packages/precise/i386/ ./
Please let me know if you find this useful, if a package is broken, if
you would like to add another package to the list etc.
Thanks,
Philippe
--
Unix _IS_ user friendly - it's just selective about who its friends are!
Mark Aufflick
May 28, 2013, 9:49:01 PM5/28/13
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Hi Philippe,
This is great - I have GNUmail up and running super easy with your
packages. I notice there are -dev packages and I'm hoping these can
help me avoid the tricky compile process (although I can't avoid it
forever since I may well wan to hack Foundation etc). I notice there
are no clang or libobjc2 etc. packages so are you depending on those
packages from Ubuntu/Debian? Can I install the Ubuntu 12.04 clang
package and expect it to work?
Thanks,
Mark.
This is great - I have GNUmail up and running super easy with your
packages. I notice there are -dev packages and I'm hoping these can
help me avoid the tricky compile process (although I can't avoid it
forever since I may well wan to hack Foundation etc). I notice there
are no clang or libobjc2 etc. packages so are you depending on those
packages from Ubuntu/Debian? Can I install the Ubuntu 12.04 clang
package and expect it to work?
Thanks,
Mark.
Mark Aufflick
May 28, 2013, 10:32:10 PM5/28/13
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It seems not. I can make a new ProjectCenter project, but when I try to
build it, the build window just says "waiting" and nothing happens. Any
tips? Or should I not be trying to use these packages for development?
build it, the build window just says "waiting" and nothing happens. Any
tips? Or should I not be trying to use these packages for development?
Philippe Roussel
May 29, 2013, 3:05:11 AM5/29/13
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Hi Mark,
On Wed, May 29, 2013 at 11:49:01AM +1000, Mark Aufflick wrote:
> Hi Philippe,
>
> This is great - I have GNUmail up and running super easy with your
> packages. I notice there are -dev packages and I'm hoping these can
> help me avoid the tricky compile process (although I can't avoid it
> forever since I may well wan to hack Foundation etc). I notice there
> are no clang or libobjc2 etc. packages so are you depending on those
> packages from Ubuntu/Debian? Can I install the Ubuntu 12.04 clang
> package and expect it to work?
Not sure I understand. Those packages are built with gcc and gcc's
libobjc and don't depend in any way on clang nor libobjc2. You should
be able to install clang without side effects.
I would like to package libobjc2 and depend on it but never found the
time overcome the differents problems I encountered when I tried.
Compiling with clang is tempting but it seems people in the clang camp
are moving too fast : I can't compike dbuskit with clang 3.0 from
ubuntu 12.10 for example.
Thanks,
Philippe
--
My mom had Windows at work and it hurt her eyes real bad.
On Wed, May 29, 2013 at 11:49:01AM +1000, Mark Aufflick wrote:
> Hi Philippe,
>
> This is great - I have GNUmail up and running super easy with your
> packages. I notice there are -dev packages and I'm hoping these can
> help me avoid the tricky compile process (although I can't avoid it
> forever since I may well wan to hack Foundation etc). I notice there
> are no clang or libobjc2 etc. packages so are you depending on those
> packages from Ubuntu/Debian? Can I install the Ubuntu 12.04 clang
> package and expect it to work?
libobjc and don't depend in any way on clang nor libobjc2. You should
be able to install clang without side effects.
I would like to package libobjc2 and depend on it but never found the
time overcome the differents problems I encountered when I tried.
Compiling with clang is tempting but it seems people in the clang camp
are moving too fast : I can't compike dbuskit with clang 3.0 from
ubuntu 12.10 for example.
Thanks,
Philippe
--
My mom had Windows at work and it hurt her eyes real bad.
Philippe Roussel
May 29, 2013, 3:08:08 AM5/29/13
to Mark Aufflick, discuss...@gnu.org
On Wed, May 29, 2013 at 12:32:10PM +1000, Mark Aufflick wrote:
> It seems not. I can make a new ProjectCenter project, but when I try
> to build it, the build window just says "waiting" and nothing
> happens. Any tips? Or should I not be trying to use these packages
> for development?
Try compiling with 'make messages=yes' in a shell and send the output.
> It seems not. I can make a new ProjectCenter project, but when I try
> to build it, the build window just says "waiting" and nothing
> happens. Any tips? Or should I not be trying to use these packages
> for development?
Do you have gcc installed ?
Philippe
--
Make three consecutive correct guesses and you will be considered an expert.
Riccardo Mottola
May 29, 2013, 4:50:28 AM5/29/13
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Hi,
On 05/29/13 04:32, Mark Aufflick wrote:
> It seems not. I can make a new ProjectCenter project, but when I try
> to build it, the build window just says "waiting" and nothing happens.
> Any tips? Or should I not be trying to use these packages for
> development?
did you save your project, did the GNUmakefiles got generated? In that
case, please follow Philippe's advice and in a shell try "make" there to
see if they are valid. i t never happened to me that they are invalid.
My other guess is that the make tool might not be found for some reason,
check the ProjectCenter preferences.
"external build tool" in the build preferences should point to make.
Riccardo
On 05/29/13 04:32, Mark Aufflick wrote:
> It seems not. I can make a new ProjectCenter project, but when I try
> to build it, the build window just says "waiting" and nothing happens.
> Any tips? Or should I not be trying to use these packages for
> development?
case, please follow Philippe's advice and in a shell try "make" there to
see if they are valid. i t never happened to me that they are invalid.
My other guess is that the make tool might not be found for some reason,
check the ProjectCenter preferences.
"external build tool" in the build preferences should point to make.
Riccardo
Mark Aufflick
May 29, 2013, 9:40:33 AM5/29/13
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with clang which clearly isn't going to work. Thanks!
Liam Proven
May 30, 2013, 11:38:51 AM5/30/13
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On 29 May 2013 02:49, Mark Aufflick <ma...@htb.io> wrote:
> Hi Philippe,
>
> This is great - I have GNUmail up and running super easy with your packages.
> I notice there are -dev packages and I'm hoping these can help me avoid the
> tricky compile process (although I can't avoid it forever since I may well
> wan to hack Foundation etc). I notice there are no clang or libobjc2 etc.
> packages so are you depending on those packages from Ubuntu/Debian? Can I
> install the Ubuntu 12.04 clang package and expect it to work?
Pardon me but I seem to be missing a message that this is a reply to...?
> Hi Philippe,
>
> This is great - I have GNUmail up and running super easy with your packages.
> I notice there are -dev packages and I'm hoping these can help me avoid the
> tricky compile process (although I can't avoid it forever since I may well
> wan to hack Foundation etc). I notice there are no clang or libobjc2 etc.
> packages so are you depending on those packages from Ubuntu/Debian? Can I
> install the Ubuntu 12.04 clang package and expect it to work?
Was there a root message on another list or something? If there is a
repository of Debian/*buntu packages out there, I would really like to
know.
--
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Ivan Vučica
May 30, 2013, 5:06:22 PM5/30/13
to Liam Proven, discuss...@gnu.org
Google is your friend :)
--
On Thu, May 30, 2013 at 5:38 PM, Liam Proven <lpr...@gmail.com> wrote:
On 29 May 2013 02:49, Mark Aufflick <ma...@htb.io> wrote:
> Hi Philippe,
>
> This is great - I have GNUmail up and running super easy with your packages.
> I notice there are -dev packages and I'm hoping these can help me avoid the
> tricky compile process (although I can't avoid it forever since I may well
> wan to hack Foundation etc). I notice there are no clang or libobjc2 etc.
> packages so are you depending on those packages from Ubuntu/Debian? Can I
> install the Ubuntu 12.04 clang package and expect it to work?
Pardon me but I seem to be missing a message that this is a reply to...?
Was there a root message on another list or something? If there is a
repository of Debian/*buntu packages out there, I would really like to
know.
--
Liam Proven • Profile: http://lproven.livejournal.com/profile
Email: lpr...@cix.co.uk • GMail/G+/Twitter/Flickr/Facebook: lproven
MSN: lpr...@hotmail.com • Skype/AIM/Yahoo/LinkedIn: liamproven
Tel: +44 20-8685-0498 • Cell: +44 7939-087884
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