Newbie having problem installing .tgz and compiling?
I have recently just installed Suse 9.1 Pro for the first time and am just getting to grips. I have been reading Linux Format and they have reviewed a great sounding program called VNC2SWF. That creates SWF files from VNC sessions.
However I cannot install it!! It states you need to install RealVNC, then a source file called ming-0.2a and then the VNC2SWF program. I have installed a RPM of RealVNC but there is no shortcut in my programs menu. Also when I try to install ming-0.2a I have to compile it which I have never done before. Do I do the make install etc commands in the Shell-Konsole?? Then I cannot install VNC2SWF because I need the ming file. Anyway if anyone wants to have ago themselves you can find the program at http://mail.unixuser.org/~euske/vnc2swf/ Any help would be greatfully appreciated. Thanks |
unzip the ming file.
navigate to the folder with it in in a konsole su (become root) ./configure make make install that should be it |
When I type in ./configure it comes up with bash: ./configure: No such file or directory
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then just do make && make install
that means u dont need to configure the source. |
Still the same
linux:/home/edward/ming-0.2a # make && make install bash: make: command not found |
You don't have development tools installed. Stick your SuSE disc in your machine, bring up YaST and install the development tools (gcc, make, autoconf, automake).
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Right all the modules and programs are now installed!
However, after installing Real VNC and VNC2SWF, they have not created a shortcut on the program list they are just all the standard Suse default programs. Where are the exe files kept, and is there any command I can run to start Real VNC or configure it? Thanks to everyone has helped so far. PS - I did need to install the development tools to overcome my previous errors. |
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