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2011-04-29
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#13
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Originally Posted by Manatus
Really great to hear that! Since it was my first program, I was not sure everything was complete in the package...
Working fine here. Thanks!
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2011-04-29
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awesome work,
I will see if I can get a deb package going for gngeo.
@ade: will you host it in you garage ?
Regards
Juan.-
I will see if I can get a deb package going for gngeo.
@ade: will you host it in you garage ?
Regards
Juan.-
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2011-04-30
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Originally Posted by pcekper
I was considering the same, but if you could do that part for me...
awesome work,
I will see if I can get a deb package going for gngeo.
@ade: will you host it in you garage ?
Regards
Juan.-
Of course I will put the packages in the GnGeo-gui garage page.
Are you going to compile de gngeo sources yourself, or use the files from for example gngeo-0.7-n900-binary.tar.gz? I remember that the executables I used had to be placed in /home/user/gngeo, while I preferred /opt/gngeo. I modified the binary gngeo for that...
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2011-04-30
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#16
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u need faster application and enable all packages
search for python-pyside.qtcore and python-pyside.qtgui then install...
search for python-pyside.qtcore and python-pyside.qtgui then install...
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2011-05-01
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Originally Posted by ade
The idea is to package it in a proper .deb, and follow the policy to place the binaries (in /opt/ I think, or wherever).
I was considering the same, but if you could do that part for me...
Of course I will put the packages in the GnGeo-gui garage page.
Are you going to compile de gngeo sources yourself, or use the files from for example gngeo-0.7-n900-binary.tar.gz? I remember that the executables I used had to be placed in /home/user/gngeo, while I preferred /opt/gngeo. I modified the binary gngeo for that...
I used the official sources from:
http://gngeo.berlios.de/?page=download
Hacked them to make them compile, disable stuff related to opengl, etc, quite a while ago.
Also used the sources for the OS2008 package as a reference.
Feel free to start and do it yourself, at the moment I do not know when I will find the time for this.
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2011-05-01
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Nice work Ade :-)
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2011-05-01
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Originally Posted by gleydsonpr
use x-terminal to install the missing packages then try yo install gnge-gui
Just tried installing... Got 'some application packages missing' Do you know why? Also tried using X Terminal got 'gngeo-gui not found' or so . I have it saved to MyDocs folder. Any ideas to be able to instal this?
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2011-05-01
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Originally Posted by pcekper
Seems like you already did some rework on gngeo for the N900... if you succeed in making gngeo work properly in full screen, you would make my day
The idea is to package it in a proper .deb, and follow the policy to place the binaries (in /opt/ I think, or wherever).
I used the official sources from:
http://gngeo.berlios.de/?page=download
Hacked them to make them compile, disable stuff related to opengl, etc, quite a while ago.
Also used the sources for the OS2008 package as a reference.
Feel free to start and do it yourself, at the moment I do not know when I will find the time for this.
Regards
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In an X terminal:
sudo gainroot
dpkg -i gngeo-gui_0.0.1-1_armel.deb
Or tap on the filename in a filemanager, then HAM will automatically start to install it for you.