Roger, hi.
Honestly? I haven't tested it very much! Mostly due to time constraints as
I'm busy with business life, other programming, and family life :)
However, someone submitted a pull request while I was working on the new
version, so it was a bit of luck with the timing of it, as it added a
dependency to the list of -dev packages to be installed when the
--withsound switch is given...
--withsound)
CONFIGUREFLAGS=$CONFIGUREFLAGS" --enable-simplesound"
RequiredPackages=("${RequiredPackages[@]}" "libpulse-dev")
Note that o-matic is merely supplying the additional configure flags which
are ultimately passed to the xrdp configure command. But yeah, I get what
you're saying - the whole point of o-matic is that it's a front-end to
building and installing xrdp and x11rdp - and as such should be concerning
itself with making sure all necessary dependencies required to build
whatever options are desired, are installed beforehand.
The additional "--with<blah>" switches are a recent addition to the
functionality of o-matic, and frankly I should put way more thought into
it when adding them - but like I mentioned above, time is a luxury I can't
afford at the moment. That's also one of the reasons I placed the project
on github - so that other brains get the chance to make some input to the
thing ;)
That seems to be working, as I'm increasingly getting more pull requests
and fixes from other great people.
Anyway, I hope my answer was satisfactory :)
Best regards,
Kevin.
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