On Sun, 2003-07-13 at 22:25, Kim Woelders wrote:
> Morten Nilsen wrote:
> > if configure is run without parameters, prefix is set to /usr/local
> > enlightenment expects it's binaries to be in prefix/enlightenment/bin,
> > while they get installed in prefix/bin
> >
> > giving configure --enable-fsstd, this works..
> >
> > If I use --prefix, it doesn't work unless I give --enable-fsstd.
> > without having extensively tested this, I conclude that e requires
> > --with-fsstd to work at all...
> >
> > cheers,
>
> I am aware of this problem.
>
> Does anybody actually use the non-fsstd stuff, i.e. install to
> /usr/enlightenment/{bin,themes,...}?I do, and mentioned this when I did my Solaris compile. /usr/local is shared off our team server in the lab here. /opt is local to each machine. Once 0.16.6 is final, I'll be compiling on Solaris 8 and installing in /usr/local for everyone to be able to use it (although those that have moved to Gnome2 already here seem to be making do with metacity =O( ). Before then, I'm compiling on Solaris 10 and installing in my local /opt. If --enable-fsstd lets me do that correctly without having to clean up afterwards, that's nice, but having it just work like everything else would be way nicer... =O} This is once again (for me) the difference between 95% of users running on a barely networked Linux box, while I and a small minority are working on a heavily networked/shared environment. c.f. my long chat with Miguel over gmc checking every directory below the current one so as to figure out whether to draw a [+] by it or not in the tree window. Fine on a desktop linux system. Takes 4.5 minutes each refresh on a NIS networked Solaris desktop in a building with hundreds of others on a shared home server... (fixed since by changing the automount options for /home, but still...) Ta, -- o o mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] /v\ark R. Bowyer http://www.bowyer.screaming.net [EMAIL PROTECTED] `-' --------------------------------------- /"\ ...fingerprint = 7924 9E9E 7B91 225E B065 \ / ASCII Ribbon Campaign 1024D/19BC72F6 39D0 551D ABE6 1514 0DC1 X Against HTML Mail -------------------------------------------- / \ SILLOTH (n.) Something that was sticky, and is now furry, found on the carpet under the sofa the morning after a party.
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