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Not sure how much help this is but I've just installed it on 15 with all updates as of 9th December and it works here.
Have you tried uninstalling artha and wordnet and then rebuilding?
Not sure how much help this is but I've just installed it on 15 with all updates as of 9th December and it works here.
Have you tried uninstalling artha and wordnet and then rebuilding?
successfully removepkg both SlackBuilds
installpkg WordNet without any problems but artha proffered an error I have never seen before:
Quote:
configure: error:
You must have wordnet development headers (wordnet-dev) to build.
(http://wordnet.princeton.edu/download).
Refer INSTALL file for further details.
I removed all the files from the original installation so I have no way of checking versions.
configure: error:
You must have wordnet development headers (wordnet-dev) to build.
(http://wordnet.princeton.edu/download).
Refer INSTALL file for further details.
Headers are an inportant part of the source code, also sometimes called 'includes'. They are files ending in .h and stored under /usr/include/. You need them during compilation. Slackware usually installs them, so I'd expect them to be somewhere.
Distribution: Slackware64 15.0 (started with 13.37). Testing -current in a spare partition.
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Originally Posted by Ian M
Not sure how much help this is but I've just installed it on 15 with all updates as of 9th December and it works here.
Have you tried uninstalling artha and wordnet and then rebuilding?
+1, 15.0 full install up-to-date, artha works OK installed through sbopkg, only one dependency is WordNet.
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