Ken Moffat wrote:
On Fri, Oct 13, 2017 at 02:22:29PM -0500, Bruce Dubbs wrote:
I run a lot of commands from the command line. Many of the graphical
applications such as gedit use glib. I get a ton of spam on the terminal
when I run them that look like:
(gedit:5700): Gtk-WARNING **: ...
I've written a patch to allow the user to skip these messages if desired.
What you do is
patch -Np2 ../glib.patch
Continue with regular glib build/install
For BLFS, this ought to be rediffed to use -p1. No objections to
the content. Personally I abuse cat in my scripts (or occasionally
zcat, etc) when applying patches, and on the commandline I usually
use git apply, but your command seems to be incomplete [ -i ].
Sorry, it should be:
patch -Np2 -i ../glib.patch
The format of the patch is not suitable for BLFS yet and the commented
debugging lines should be removed completely. Consider the patch an alpha
level change requiring testing and validation.
-- Bruce
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