Re: how to build Workrave from Subversion?
Joe Wells <[email protected]>
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Rob Caelers <[email protected]> writes: > Joe Wells wrote: >> It is worth pointing out that automake1.7 is the one that was pulled >> in by the Build-Depends debian/control line. So that needs to be more >> specific. > > I should remove the debian stuff. It obsolete. It created those > files when Workrave wasn't an offcial debiab package. So instead, to determine which packages I need, I should go find the corresponding official Debian package, right? >>> What versions of dbus are you using? Could you mail me (directly) config.log? >> >> I've got these D-Bus related package versions installed: > > 0.60 is probably too old... What things in Workrave depend on later D-Bus versions? I'm facing the choice of completely leaving out D-Bus support, patching out the stuff that depends on later versions, or building by hand the later D-Bus (and all its dependencies). >> libgtkmm-2.4-1c2a 2.8.8-0ubuntu1 >> libgtkmm-2.4-dev 2.8.8-0ubuntu1 >> >>> The docs say at least 2.10 >> >> Which docs? > > The gtkmm documentation say that a function used by Workrave requires 2.10 > >> Is there any way to build without this feature of libgtkmm? Otherwise >> I appear to have no way to use Workrave 1.9.0 and will have to stay at >> 1.8.5. > > You could remove all code that used the status icon... It's quite isolated. Which file is this in? And which gtkmm function is the one that requires 2.10 (that will give me a better hint where to start)? (I would add a configure option to omit the relevant functionality. (Or I need to figure out how to build by hand the recent-enough gtkmm and all its dependencies.)) -- Thanks, Joe ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.Net email is sponsored by the Moblin Your Move Developer's challenge Build the coolest Linux based applications with Moblin SDK & win great prizes Grand prize is a trip for two to an Open Source event anywhere in the world http://moblin-contest.org/redirect.php?banner_id=100&url=/