On 2011-02-05 15:55, matti christensen wrote:
- it appears to me that i'm not able to compile libxcb 1.7 without
Python ( which i do not need or want on my system )
You only need Python to compile; you do not need it to run libxcb.
Feel free to remove python when you are done, or cross-compile
yes - well
i am afraid and don't like snakes. i downloaded libX 1.3.2
i really hope you get rid of such dependency to something that may or
may not be in one's system = keep to basics
/mc
Quoting Peter Harris phar...@opentext.com:
On 2011-02-05 15:55, matti christensen wrote:
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On 2011-02-07 10:31, matti christensen wrote:
i am afraid and don't like snakes. i downloaded libX 1.3.2
i really hope you get rid of such dependency to something that may or
may not be in one's system = keep to basics
Python isn't my favourite language either, but it's much better
I know I'm biased, but Python is generally available on systems. RPM-based
systems and Gentoo require it, and most other distros need it in their base
layout. (Slack might be the exception here.)
I'm deeply sorry that you don't like Python, but it's not a dependency
anybody feels like working
yes - i'm sure you know what you are doing and also are familiar with
main stream systems
it just so happens that i'm really aschetic and am now building
environment for Lemote Fuloong 2F
my distributions have been like early Slackware ( beginning from
kernel 1.2.13 ), later Core-Linux
On Mon, Feb 07, 2011 at 10:40:44AM -0500, Peter Harris wrote:
On 2011-02-07 10:31, matti christensen wrote:
i am afraid and don't like snakes. i downloaded libX 1.3.2
i really hope you get rid of such dependency to something that may or
may not be in one's system = keep to basics
i'm new with this list but compiled X on Linux from Linux kernel
1.2.13 - and now i have my first real problem as i downloaded source
from http://www.x.org/releases/X11R7.6/src/everything/ =
- it seems to me that i'm unable to compile libX 1.4.0 without libxcb
- that's perfectly ok for
You appear to be roughing it for some reason. Since the normal pieces of
advice aren't things you want to hear, maybe this will help: You can disable
Tk support when building Python. You can also exclude XCB by building an
Xlib from the 1.3 series instead of 1.4.
Sending from a mobile, pardon the
no - i'm just being both old and just right now a bit tired = i'm
sorry as i've managed not to be polite - it has been unintentional
partly because english is not my native language
/mc
Quoting Corbin Simpson mostawesomed...@gmail.com:
You appear to be roughing it for some reason. Since
