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Germán A. Arias
Apr 7, 2013, 3:27:17 AM4/7/13
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Someone has been tried install GNUstep with GNU SRC [1]? If this works,
should be listed at website as a way to install GNUstep.
[1] http://www.gnu.org/software/gsrc/
should be listed at website as a way to install GNUstep.
[1] http://www.gnu.org/software/gsrc/
Brandon Invergo
Apr 7, 2013, 4:37:01 AM4/7/13
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Hi,
> Someone has been tried install GNUstep with GNU SRC [1]? If this works,
> should be listed at website as a way to install GNUstep.
>
> [1] http://www.gnu.org/software/gsrc/
I'm the maintainer of GSRC. I am very interested in having all of the
official GNUstep packages available to install and use in the
system. However, I am generally unfamiliar with the installation and
usage of GNUstep and I haven't been able to thoroughly verify it yet
other than to make sure that it builds and installs correctly (which is
why some packages aren't present; I haven't been able to build them
correctly yet). So, actually, I would greatly appreciate it if someone
would be willing to give it a try!
For those who are unfamiliar with GSRC, it's a BSD Ports-like system
that automates the process of downloading, extracting, configuring,
building and installing of GNU software from source. So, installing
GNUstep Workspace is as simple as:
make -C gnustep/gworkspace install
If you experience any problems or if you need any help, please don't
hesitate to send a message to me or (preferably) to bug-...@gnu.org and
I'll work on it!
Cheers,
Brandon
> Someone has been tried install GNUstep with GNU SRC [1]? If this works,
> should be listed at website as a way to install GNUstep.
>
> [1] http://www.gnu.org/software/gsrc/
official GNUstep packages available to install and use in the
system. However, I am generally unfamiliar with the installation and
usage of GNUstep and I haven't been able to thoroughly verify it yet
other than to make sure that it builds and installs correctly (which is
why some packages aren't present; I haven't been able to build them
correctly yet). So, actually, I would greatly appreciate it if someone
would be willing to give it a try!
For those who are unfamiliar with GSRC, it's a BSD Ports-like system
that automates the process of downloading, extracting, configuring,
building and installing of GNU software from source. So, installing
GNUstep Workspace is as simple as:
make -C gnustep/gworkspace install
If you experience any problems or if you need any help, please don't
hesitate to send a message to me or (preferably) to bug-...@gnu.org and
I'll work on it!
Cheers,
Brandon
Germán A. Arias
Apr 9, 2013, 2:40:34 AM4/9/13
to Brandon Invergo, GNUstep discuss
Hi,
El dom, 07-04-2013 a las 10:37 +0200, Brandon Invergo escribió:
>
> I'm the maintainer of GSRC. I am very interested in having all of the
> official GNUstep packages available to install and use in the
> system. However, I am generally unfamiliar with the installation and
> usage of GNUstep and I haven't been able to thoroughly verify it yet
> other than to make sure that it builds and installs correctly (which is
> why some packages aren't present; I haven't been able to build them
> correctly yet).
Some packages are unmaintained and will not compile with recent versions
of its requisites. For example the guile package.
> So, actually, I would greatly appreciate it if someone
> would be willing to give it a try!
I will do a test at weekend.
>
> For those who are unfamiliar with GSRC, it's a BSD Ports-like system
> that automates the process of downloading, extracting, configuring,
> building and installing of GNU software from source. So, installing
> GNUstep Workspace is as simple as:
>
> make -C gnustep/gworkspace install
As I understand GSRC should tell me the dependencies I need install, in
the case that these aren't gnu packages, right?
El dom, 07-04-2013 a las 10:37 +0200, Brandon Invergo escribió:
>
> I'm the maintainer of GSRC. I am very interested in having all of the
> official GNUstep packages available to install and use in the
> system. However, I am generally unfamiliar with the installation and
> usage of GNUstep and I haven't been able to thoroughly verify it yet
> other than to make sure that it builds and installs correctly (which is
> why some packages aren't present; I haven't been able to build them
> correctly yet).
of its requisites. For example the guile package.
> So, actually, I would greatly appreciate it if someone
> would be willing to give it a try!
>
> For those who are unfamiliar with GSRC, it's a BSD Ports-like system
> that automates the process of downloading, extracting, configuring,
> building and installing of GNU software from source. So, installing
> GNUstep Workspace is as simple as:
>
> make -C gnustep/gworkspace install
the case that these aren't gnu packages, right?
Germán A. Arias
Apr 10, 2013, 1:01:12 AM4/10/13
to Brandon Invergo, GNUstep discuss
El mar, 09-04-2013 a las 09:29 +0200, Brandon Invergo escribió:
> > Some packages are unmaintained and will not compile with recent versions
> > of its requisites. For example the guile package.
>
> How about Pantomime? That one comes to mind as having given me
> > Some packages are unmaintained and will not compile with recent versions
> > of its requisites. For example the guile package.
>
> problems. I haven't tried recently though, so I don't remember the exact
> problem. I'll check again.
>
Which package are you using? Currently Pantomime is hosted here (isn't a
gnu package):
https://gna.org/projects/gnustep-nonfsf
Brandon Invergo
Apr 10, 2013, 4:10:09 PM4/10/13
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> Which package are you using? Currently Pantomime is hosted here (isn't a
> gnu package):
>
> https://gna.org/projects/gnustep-nonfsf
Ok that one worked. Pantomime has now been added. Next up, GNUMail...
> gnu package):
>
> https://gna.org/projects/gnustep-nonfsf
-brandon
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