Dave Collins wrote:
Hey everyone,
Thanks for the helpful responses. I was able to find the latest
version at http://nongnu.askapache.com/xlog/
I was able to unpack that in my home directory and then followed the
directions in the INSTALL file. Since I am on Ubuntu I had to throw a
couple of sudo's in there, but it worked great.
Joop's instructions on 9/1/08 were most helpful:
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Open a terminal window and become root using the 'su' command.
First of all, you need to uninstall your ubuntu xlog package by typing
'apt-get remove xlog' in a terminal. You don't want conflicting xlog
versions.
Next, install the packages needed for building xlog: 'apt-get install
build-essential libgtk2.0-dev libhamlib-dev'.
'apt-get build-dep xlog' does the same thing, and it's shorter.
Jon LA4RT
As a normal user unpack the xlog source tree (the tarball) somwhere in
your home directory: 'tar xvzf xlog-1.8.1.tar.gz' and follow the
instructions in the INSTALL file, unpacked in xlog-1.8.1/INSTALL.
Regards,
Joop PG4I
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Thanks again for the help!
73's
KC0KEC
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