imacarthur wrote:
> On 16 Dec 2009, at 18:06, Mike Welsh wrote:
>> === making src ===
>> Compiling Fl.cxx...
>> /bin/sh: g++: not found
>> make[1]: *** [Fl.o] Error 127
>> make: *** [all] Error 1
>> m...@mike-laptop:~/fltk-1.3.x-r6960$
>>
>> So please can you advise what to do next?
> 
> Urgh - OK, this is another ubuntu-ism.
> To keep their packages small, when they install gcc, they only  
> install the C personality by default - you need to go into synaptic  
> again and install the C++ personality (g++) and probably a ton of  
> other dev packages too... I'm not sure, but I guess you will need the  
> OpenGL libs and associated dev packages...

Here's what I installed for Ubuntu 8.04 to get the g++ compiler
and all the usual development stuff up; from my administration log:

                apt-get install g++
                apt-get install manpages-dev        -- don't forget the man 
pages!
                apt-get install subversion          -- aka svn
                apt-get install libx11-dev          -- X windows dev
                apt-get install libxt-dev           -- X windows dev
                apt-get install libxft-dev          -- antialiased fonts
                apt-get install libglut3-dev        -- gets opengl, glut, etc
                apt-get install patch               -- gotta have "patch".. wtf

Optional:
                apt-get install valgrind            -- debugging
                apt-get install doc-linux-html      -- /usr/share/doc/HOWTO
                apt-get install indent              -- code reformatting
                apt-get install xxdiff              -- GUI diff
                apt-get install doxygen             -- code documentation tool
                apt-get install texlive             -- pdf latex
                apt-get install mpage               -- code printing tool 
(multiple pages per page)

If you're on a different version of ubuntu, there might be slightly
different names, not sure. (You probably don't need that last one unless
you need the linux kernel HOW-TO docs, which I think are good to have around)

There might be other stuff, but those are the biggies.
> 
>> Oh! and prior to finding about MailReactor I'd browsed the web and  
>> not found and Mass emailer for Linux.
>> I have been using Atomic Mail Sender on Windows XP for some years  
>> but I want to end up never having to run Windows again.
> 
> OK - well, best of luck anyway!
> 
> 

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