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Can anyone guide me through an install of D-Bus on slack 11? I get it built, but when when i try to install the glib binding none of the files seem to be where they should be.
An example would be trying to compile the new gaim, "../../src/dbus-bindings.h:31:37: dbus/dbus-glib-lowlevel.h: No such file or directory" Do you install the binding before or after the D-Bus package or completly different?
Well I downladed the packages, and im lost, sorry for my noobness, but I usually build from source... and well I don't really have much experence with slackbuilds at least these kinds.
What I did was download the package from slackbuilds.net, extracted it and "./dbus.SlackBuild" it downloaded a dbus file and said somthing like don't run this file as root in french, at least that is what the translator said on google.
From there do I build the package like normal, "./configure, make, make install"? Or is the package susposted to pop it out in .tgz in /tmp?
What I did was download the package from slackbuilds.net, extracted it and "./dbus.SlackBuild" it downloaded a dbus file and said somthing like don't run this file as root in french, at least that is what the translator said on google. From there do I build the package like normal, "./configure, make, make install"? Or is the package susposted to pop it out in .tgz in /tmp?
Run the dbus.SlackBuild script as your non-root user. When it needs root privileges to build the package with makepkg, it uses either fakeroot or su. Once it finishes, you should find the Slackware package in /tmp/build/.
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