Lutz, > On 26 Aug 2015, at 20:10, Lutz Vieweg <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> > wrote: > > I don't know anything about copr yet, and I am kind of sure that the > way I built Subsurface for CentOS (in a freely relocateable directory > which holds everything including a script which deduces the required > environment-variable settings from its own path, setting up a symbolic > link under /tmp/ to work as an "anchor" for the --prefix=... setting) > will probably violate tons of RHEL distribution policies ;-)
I don’t know anything about CentOS, but these days I happen to build subsurface on Macs which only have homebrew which should be much more basic than any Linux distribution package manager. But here, I just have to install a few libraries (namely, quoting from the INSTALL file asciidoc libzip sqlite cmake libusb pkg-config automake libtool), then, and I admit that is a bit painful, install Qt5 from sources and all the rest is (or at least should be) handled by the subsurface build script (in scripts/build.sh). I don’t have to set any environment variable, fix paths or such. I am surprised the experience is so much different for you. Best Robert
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