Hey, madsen, if you are not, can you please join up to the synfig-devl list?
http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/synfig-devl Here are the build instructions if you are having trouble: http://wiki.synfig.com/Build_instructions If you can, please add the package names of the dependencies for the fink distribution to that page (like how we have debian/gentoo). We've had problems with spam so you need to register a login to edit it. If you come across any problems we can help you in #synfig and there is #fink for fink stuff too. Not sure how related fink packages are to debian ones, but the debian packages might be helpful to you if they are similar: http://svn.debian.org/wsvn/pkg-synfig On Fri, 2007-02-23 at 20:35 +0100, Anders K. Madsen wrote: > On Feb 23, 2007, at 6:27 PM, Paul Wise wrote: > > > Hi madsen, all, > > > > madsen wrote on irc: > > > >> Pabs: You can contact me here or on [EMAIL PROTECTED] re the > >> Mac OS > >> X builds. I'm currently trying to build by the build instructions in > >> the wiki using Fink on OS X 10.4 (intel). > > > > I suppose fink builds would be a good start, if you interested in > > that? > > Let us know if you create some so that we can link to them on the > > download page. To my mind, fink is more like a Linux distribution than > > the OS X platform as such. That said, fink packages are definitely > > wanted and useful, please provide them if you have the means. > > Let me just stress again — I have no clue, whatsoever, about building > stuff for OS X. I just found Fink the most obvious way to go (being a > Debian-user who switched to OS X 3 weeks ago (and still considering > installing Debian or Ubuntu on the Macbook along with OS X — because > I know it way better)). That's why I said in the blog that I wouldn't > mind doing the builds if only I knew how... Which I still don't, > really... If someone would want to help me out; perhaps teach me how > to do it right, that'd be most appreciated. > > > My thoughts on an ideal MacOS build would be a monolithic bundle of > > GTK+ > > Cocoa (in GTK+ CVS IIRC), gtkmm, synfig and synfigstudio that can > > all be > > run out of a .dmg or however non-fink software is generally > > distributed > > these days (yes, my knowledge about MacOS X stuff is zero to minimal), > > preferably in the form of a universal build. Basically, something that > > doesn't require an uninstall process (other than deleting a file/dir). > > Exactly, that's my idea of an ideal build too, but I'm not sure I can > provide it. I don't have a whole lot of spare time, but I'll see what > I can do. > I was hoping I could do something like a static build with the Fink- > libs and then provide a stand-alone version of Synfig/Synfig Studio > for OS X. But if I can make it an .app-bundle (in a .dmg) I'm not sure. > > Anyhow, I'll try to see how this whole Fink-thing turns out. I'm > still installing libs and stuff to be able to compile Synfig. But, > just like you, my knowledge about OS X-stuff (at least in this > respect) is very limited, which is why I was hoping someone more > experienced would step up and do it. > > I'll let you know how it turns out. > > Best, > Madsen -- bye, pabs http://wiki.synfig.com/PaulWise
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