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2007-07-13
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If you want to compile software, use scratchbox on your desktop PC. The easiest way is to find the INdT Maemo SDK VMWare Appliance (google it) and run that in VMWare Player. Then you will have a full development environment and can compile on your PC - much faster than the device, and you don't need to muddy the device with all the developer packages.
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AbiWord Dev, N800 user
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Ryan
AbiWord Dev, N800 user
Nokia internet tablet docs: http://www.cleardefinition.com
AbiWord on Maemo beta now available - contact me to help fix bugs!
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2007-07-14
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Originally Posted by megabyte405
Sweet... thanks man! I'm going to dive into scratchbox tonight and see what I can compile with it...
If you want to compile software, use scratchbox on your desktop PC. The easiest way is to find the INdT Maemo SDK VMWare Appliance (google it) and run that in VMWare Player. Then you will have a full development environment and can compile on your PC - much faster than the device, and you don't need to muddy the device with all the developer packages.
I've located a deb from the debian site with the unofficial port for MAKE, but I consistently get a libc6 >= 2.35 dependency error, even though it is installed. I've tried it through xterm as well as my ssh connection as root, so can anyone shoot me in the right direction on how to get it on there?