On 4 February 2017 at 10:22, wrote:
> Back in the Linux shell, enter something like
>
> export DISPLAY=0:
Oh dear, I always get that the wrong way around, you need :0, not 0:.
It's probably something else anyway, it depends how the network stacks
on the linux and win
Hi Petteri,
On Sat, Feb 4, 2017 at 6:03 AM, Petteri Soininen wrote:
> Hi
>
> Not gaining personally anything, but maybe making development builds more
> accessible to those who come from MS Windows backgrounds.
>
> Now they have to setup a Msys2 environment and do builds with
It sounds like you've managed it! As Partha says, you can't run graphical
Linux programs directly from win10, you need to install an X11 server on
the Windows side.
>From the win desktop, install an X11 server, there are loads of free ones,
and start it running. Check the instructions on how to
Hi
Not gaining personally anything, but maybe making development builds
more accessible to those who come from MS Windows backgrounds.
Now they have to setup a Msys2 environment and do builds with that,
which isn't as easy as it sounds with instructions that are partly
outdated, but if
On Fri, Feb 3, 2017 at 9:53 PM, Petteri Soininen wrote:
> I'd probably try cross build since after 'sudo apt-get install gimp' and
> trying to run it, it fails on 'cannot open display' so I think that
> indicates the shell cannot run it under windows and gimp needs to be built
I'd probably try cross build since after 'sudo apt-get install gimp' and
trying to run it, it fails on 'cannot open display' so I think that
indicates the shell cannot run it under windows and gimp needs to be
built as a cross build. But as said, I'm just a beginner. :)
- Petteri Soininen
Are you planning to cross build or a native build? I am not sure what you
are asking.
On Fri, Feb 3, 2017 at 9:20 PM, Petteri Soininen wrote:
> Hi
>
> I was more like thinking if anyone has already done that so I could get
> some pointers and try it too. If that's not the
Hi
I was more like thinking if anyone has already done that so I could get
some pointers and try it too. If that's not the case I probably can try
building it myself and take notes to make a 'how to' so I can give
advice to others who like to try the same. If during that I face
problems,
On 02/02/2017 08:05 PM, Petteri Soininen wrote:
> Windows 10 introduced an Ubuntu Bash shell, so I'm interested if anyone
> has compiled GIMP using that environment. I tried, but I'm just a newbie
> and got into problems where gegl didn't see babl etc. so my environment
> variable settings were
Hi,
Windows 10 introduced an Ubuntu Bash shell, so I'm interested if anyone
has compiled GIMP using that environment. I tried, but I'm just a newbie
and got into problems where gegl didn't see babl etc. so my environment
variable settings were probably either wrong or not effective or I just
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