Hi Philipp,

On Sunday Jun 29 2014, Philipp wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I am trying to get mu to run on Mac OS X (Mavericks), and I've got two 
> questions:
>
> 1) I've managed to build mu 0.9.9.5 but now I see there is a new version 
> available. However, I fail to install even get it configured, because there 
> is no configure file in the mu-0.9.9.6.tar.gz I downloaded from github. I 
> read in the announcement that this is due to the fact that github just 
> provides raw source files and not make dist outputs. So, is there a tarball 
> with configure scripts? Or, alternatively, how would I build the github 
> sourcecode on Mac OS X?

You'll need to run:
     autoreconf -i
in the source directory, which should produce the configure script.

There's a note about in the documentation, but I'll make it a bit
clearer (assuming people use google for installation instructions).

This does require you to have autotools (autoconf, automake..)
installed; however, if you run 'brew' on mac-os, you should probably
have that already.

> 2) The second question is not related to the new version (since I didn't 
> even manage to build it), but to 0.9.9.5 (which I managed to build). It 
> appears that toys/mug does not get built: no mug executable is installed. 
> Does mug work on Mac OS X at all?

It's a matter of dependencies, I think. If you have GTK+3.x and
webkitgtk-3.0 for that, it could work on MacOS, too. However, the latter
doesn't seem available through e.g. brew, and installing it yourself my
be a bit tedious.

Kind regards,
Dirk.

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