Hi David, Le 6 juil. 09 à 23:39, ethnopunk a écrit :
> I was trying to install 0.4.1 but found it difficult to setup > GNUstep. Then > I found the *ubuntu-install-etoile.sh* which looked promising. Tried > that > and it asked me for setup.sh. Is there a *setup.sh* that compliments > the > ubuntu-install-etoile.sh? I think maybe I am getting confused > between the > two builds and need the one which will give me a user environment? > > Is it possible I can fix my path so the ubuntu-install-etoile.sh > will work > properly? What to do if it asks for setup.sh? I see you don't > recommend I > use this script? Is there an alternative script I can get without > having to > checkout the svn? I took a look at the script. In fact, it was broken because nobody tested it recently. I just fixed it and made various improvements (commit r4897). You can pass options to control the build directory, the install directory (prefix) and what is built (stable or trunk). The various options are explained if you type: ./ubuntu-install-etoile.sh --help By default, the script is going to build the stable version of Étoilé. To build the trunk (the full user environment), you can type: ./ubuntu-install-etoile.sh --version=trunk The script now runs setup.sh automatically at the end, so you don't have to worry about setup.sh anymore. When the script has been run, just log out, pick the Étoilé session in GDM and log to start the Étoilé environment. If you have an existing GNUstep/Etoile install, ubuntu-install- etoile.sh will overwrite it if the install prefix is the same than the current GNUstep install. Previously ubuntu-install-etoile.sh was only able to install the stable version of Étoilé. This version doesn't include the full environment, but only the code which has been considerated stable enough to be included in the next release. Cheers, Quentin. _______________________________________________ Etoile-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/etoile-discuss
