> >>> This still tells me that I am missing theoradec, but I have all the > >>> theora-dev libs from apt-get. > >> The libtheora-1.0-dev from Ubuntu is broken and they didn't upgrade it for > >> Karmic. On my recently installed Karmic system I use the ppa for theora: > >> > >> https://launchpad.net/~theora/+archive/ppa > >> > >> It's also the (greatly improved) 1.1.x version. Certainly someone should > >> submit a bug report for this... > > > > > > what is the problem with the other Karmic version of theora? Other > > apps are able to use it. > > Ok, things are a bit different than what I said before: > > - The change on my side was to switch to the theora-1.0 API (from > of the pre-1.0 lagacy API). Probably I'm the only one, who did that > change :) > > - The Jaunty packages were broken for the new API (missing header file) > > - The Karmic package adds the missing header from what I see, but your > configure detection fails because of this: > > Requested 'theoradec >= 1.0.0' but version of theora is 1.0final > > So the Karmic package is broken by adding the "final" to the version, > which screws up pkg-config. > > Since the feature I'm testing for (theoradec) was not there before 1.0.0 > maybe a solution is to omit the version check completely. > > You can go to m4/check_funcs.m4 and change the line: > > PKG_CHECK_MODULES(THEORADEC, theoradec >= $THEORADEC_REQUIRED, > have_theoradec="true", have_theoradec="false") > > by > > PKG_CHECK_MODULES(THEORADEC, theoradec, have_theoradec="true", > have_theoradec="false") > > and see if that works (if yes, tell so I can put that upstream).
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