Dear List,
I simply can't get Nautilus(-2.8.2) to build against
medusa(-0.5.1), as suggested in Book. Moreover, I believe that
it is IMPOSSIBLE. Building with the medusa library invisible:
build OK. Building with medusa library visible: code is
activated in the nautilus tree which refers to non-existent
nautilus_window_* functions (well, they ain't in the Nautilus
source tree, nor even declared in that tree nor among my installed
headers).
I am following the Book versions of all the GNOME libraries
scrupulously, except that I have updated GTK+ to 2.7.5, which
is needed by a recent version of pygtk(-2.7.1) . I doubt that
this matters.
There has not been a release of medusa since the 0.5.1,
which is supposed to be usable (thus nautilus-2.8.2/configure).
I have seen interesting claims in the CVS comments that there
is (or was) an official GNOME 0.6 version, but this seems to
have been be a figment of the imagination, or a trick of
perspective, or something.
I've done nothing unexpected in the configuration: translating out of my
own scripts, I get
GNOME_PREFIX=/usr
(as for all my other GNOME 2 stuff, agreeing with pkg-config)
../nautilus-2.8.2/configure --prefix="$GNOME_PREFIX" \
--libexecdir="$GNOME_PREFIX"/sbin \
--sysconfdir=/etc/gnome
I haven't yet tried this with the 2.10 GNOME set,
(as suggested in the live version of Book), but I don't believe
that anything relevant has changed since Book 6.0.
Has anyone ever got this to work? Instructions would
definitely be helpful!
Bernard Leak.
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