Re: [gentoo-dev] more gnome-apps ebuild (and resend blufish ebuild)

[Philippe Namias <pn@novadeck.net>]

On Wednesday 21 March 2001 02:48, you wrote:
> Philippe Namias wrote:
> > On Thursday 15 March 2001 14:39, you wrote:
> > > Philippe Namias wrote:
> > > > On Wednesday 07 March 2001 15:55, you wrote:
> > > > > Philippe Namias wrote:
> > > > > > > Thank you philippe,
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > > Can you take care that all you ebuild's install man and info
> > > > > > > pages to /opt/gnome/share/{man,info} and that
> > > > > > > etc stuff goes into /etc/opt/gnome. These are the places FHS2.1
> > > > > > > uses. Stuff like ssh, pam, bonobo, readline, nls (gettext)
> > > > > > > support should be only build-in if the USE flags are set.
> > > > > >
> > > > > > Ok i will do as you said. I will give a try to gnome 1.4. beta 2
> > > > > > tonight and report bug if any (but i am sure any as you done it:)
> > > > >
> > > > > I'm sure there are bugs in the dependencies. I will test them after
> > > > > I'm finished with updating.
> > > >
> > > > I compiled gnome 1.4 (no dependancy problem) i just foud some missing
> > > > headers in packages so i email to the maintainer of the package.
> > >
> > > Can you tell me what packages miss headers?
> >
> > So the package:
> >
> > gal-0.5
> > gconf-0.50
> > oaf-0.6.4
>
> Hmm, I can remember some problems like that. The cause is that the file
> 90gnome from the gnome-1.4_beta2 package must be installed first.
> The packages you named compile without errors but can not find the other
> gnome packages and do not add
> the support for that. For example oaf needs ORBit support and gconf
> gdkimlib.
>
> This is a new problem. The older versions of ebuild resolved runtime
> dependencies of a package after the package was merged. This did not
> fully work because some packages require binaries from rdepend packages
> in their plk_postinst functions. So now rdependen packages get merged
> first and after that the package.
> Additionaly packages can now only be merged if all rdependencies are
> resolved.
>
> So in the old days (about a month ago) we simply merged the gnome-1.2
> package first and after that all the gnome-stuff compiled without
> problems.
>
> There could be a workaround. If we make packages for the env-files and
> add these env packages to the build/runtime dependencies of all gnome
> packages the problems should be solved.

I agree but how we deal with multiple instance of gnome or kde
Example i installed kde 2.1 so i got /opt/kde2.1 so i need to link all my 
apps to kde 2.1 (not 2.0 or 2.1.1), for gnome we didn't have this problem as 
we install all in /opt/gnome.
So shall we putt something like a KDE_VER in the env, so when we compile a 
package we look at the actual version of kde and installing package in that 
direcory?


> But all the dependencies of
> packages not installing into /usr and depending on an environment coming
> from one of the /etc/env.d/ files
> (beside 00basic) must be updated.

Should we also make the gnome env file available if we are installing just a 
gnome-base stuff (gnome-libs oaf) sometimes required by other application but 
without all the gnome stuff needed

Today they have released gnome-1.4 RC1:)

>
> Comments please.
>
> > > > But globally gnome-1.4 is slow like the hell when running with
> > > > nautilus 0.8.2 (my workstation : a Bi-Processor PIII-800 with 512Mo )
> > > > but the funny part of it, is that gnome-1.4 start a lot faster than
> > > > gnome1.2 .
> > >
> > > Hmm, it runs slower that with mc but not slow as hell. :-)
> > > On what arch did you build i486-pc-linux-gnu (-m486 -O2) are the
> > > defaults in rc4_pre2.
> > > I used i686-pc-linunx-gnu for testing over here.
> > > Did you try to build nautilus with mozilla?
> > > I think I found the right c++ flags and compilation works. Mozilla and
> > > nautilus both run but the
> > > embedded_mozilla component in nautilus allways segfaults.
> >
> > I build it with -O2 -mpentium (arch=i686) but i find it slow but it's a
> > beta so...
> > I build nautilus with the gtkhtml component so i need to try with the
> > mozilla embeded  component (i will take a look at this but the main
> > problem is that mozilla get times to compile so i hope to have something
> > till the end of the week.
> >
> :-) Mozilla needed about 2 1/2 hours here. It's a mess to experience
>
> with such a package.
>
> Anyone out there who want's to make a package for openoffice ?
One Day and a half of compilation so now i prefer Mozilla:)
>
> > > I hope I have more time to spend to gentoo next week. This week I was
> > > very busy with other works, so
> > > sorry that I did not commit your packages yet.
> >
> > That's ok Daniel Robbins granted me access to the CVS so i commit stuff
> > myself.
>
> Yes that is definately a good decision.
>
> Welcome in the team.
Thanks
>
> achim~
>
> > > achim~
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