Hi Tom and everyone,
I thought I'd mention that I just compiled Solfege 3.12.1 on my mac,
and it worked fine. I just followed the first two lines of the
generic instructions ("./configure" and then "make") and then instead
of the third line, I used "sudo make install". I haven't tested it
thoroughly to make sure everything works, nor do I know that it would
work for other systems (I have Mac OS 10.5 running on Intel, with
Python 2.5.2). I'll let you know if I run into trouble down the road,
but I thought you might want to put a note on the website about it.
For me, at least, and assuming there are no hidden problems to be
found, this was easier than installing 3.10 using fink.
--Allen
On Nov 12, 2008, at 9:13 AM, Tom Cato Amundsen wrote:
I'm sorry, but the only info about OS X is this:
http://www.solfege.org/Solfege/InstallingSolfege#toc6
http://www.solfege.org/Solfege/FinkInstallMacOsX
So I believe you have to compile it yourself right now. Someone
named Jean created a package for solfege 3.8.2, but I don't have the
email, only his instructions on the wiki.
We need someone to step up and do the job of packaging for OSX. Or
someone should sponsor me a Mac. Then there will be OSX releases :-)
Tom Cato
2008/11/12 Allen McBride <[email protected]>
Hi all,
I just checked the website and I see that 3.12.0 is out. Cool. Is
there a way for Mac users to get in on this? Is a fink release
planned, or is compiling from source feasible for a layperson? (I
just subscribed to the list... I tried to see if there was anything
about macs in the release announcement on the list, but when I click
on that message in the archives, for some reason I get some message
from 2002 instead.)
Thanks,
Allen
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