Just a quickie to let you know you want the "soft" make option -- I mentioend this in my original email but didn't explicitly say that was the x11 option.
You may need to install some extra development packages, though I am not sure of the names. I think that one is x-dev but I am not certain (it probably varies between Debian and Ubuntu). What you'd need to do is grep the log files for 'not found' and it should then tell you which .h files were not found and were required when compilation was attempted. You can then search using http://packages.debian.org/ or http://packages.ubuntu.com/ for packages containing that .h file. Then install it using apt and try compiling again. This will likely have to be done several times, installing a new package each time, but will only be required once. If you make a note of the packages you have to install and your linux distribution and version, I will update the documentation to ask people to install those packages. Please also, if you do this, let us know which make target you were using. Report the information to https://blueprints.launchpad.net/audioquake/+addspec a "blueprint" (improvement request) for the documentation. When you've reported the blueprint, you can paste in the details of which make target you were using, which linux distro you were using and the packages you had to install to make compilation work. It's a bit long-winded but if you do it and we get the info into the manuals then in future people will know how to do it and not need to go through this process :-). best regards, -- Matthew Tylee Atkinson http://mta.agrip.org.uk/ _______________________________________________ AGRIP-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.agrip.org.uk/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/agrip-discuss
