> A request for the article. Although, I am able to compile Lazarus (using
> the source I mean) I don't understand how to use my compiled version. In
> other words I'd like to understand what I am suppose to do with the
> compiled source. I attempted to overwrite the lazarus folder in
> '/usr/lib/lazarus' and that did not work. So I'm guessing there is a trick
> or step I'm missing. Thanks for the article in advance. I must admit did
> not try very hard to figure it out.
All you have to do is run the lazarus executable from the directory where you
compiled it. I have it in my home directory, so launching it from a console
can be done with
cd lazarus
./lazarus
I've added an entry to the KDE menu, which contains the command
/home/eric/lazarus/lazarus
The advantage of having Lazarus in one's home directory is that there are no
permission problems. In order to use Lazarus you need write permission to its
files.
Eric
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