Jeff, Thank you for your comments. I am very glad that some people were able to get something out of my presentation. I hope you enjoy your new desktop :). As for fifth-toe and office, once you are done building the gnome-desktop garball, you have to cd into the other directories (fifth-toe, office, hacker-tools, etc.). They will not build automatically, and there are lots of great apps in there, so I would recommend building them. As for if it worked for me, yes it did. The only problem was Gnumeric which wouldn't build with my version of gcc, so I just removed it from the gnome-office makefile. If you run into any other problems I would highly suggest reading the FAQ and going through the mailing list archives on the garnome website. Any problem that I ever had building garnome could be found there, or with a simple google search. There is also a garnome irc channel, it's #garnome on irc.gnome.org. Here is a link to the list archives: http://mail.gnome.org/archives/garnome-list/ and the garnome home page which hosts the FAQ and a partial list of deps.: http://www.gnome.org/~jdub/garnome/
I hope this helps, Jesse Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]: > Jesse, > > I just wanted to say awesome job on the Gnome presentation! I know I sure > enjoyed it. As you were showing it I got so interested I downloaded Garnome > while you were talking and starting compiling. I've got the Gnome2 desktop > installed now and it's very slick and very pretty. I've steered clear of > Gnome for years but now... Now if only I had some more time to play with it > and configure it. > > B.T.W. Do the fifth-toe and office garballs build for you? > > Thank you! > Jeff > >
