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El mié, 01-06-2016 a las 04:09 +0200, Meino.Cramer@×××.de escribió: |
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> Hi, |
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> due to bad luck in the past .... ;) |
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Bad luck? be more specific, usually code compiles or not for a reason. |
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> What is the most reliable and promising way to compile KRITA and only |
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> KRITA on Gentoo Linux ? |
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It is not in the tree so, you have to manually do it. |
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Read the upstream documentation that is in the source repo, install the |
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required packages for build and run time, and if you can, make an |
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ebuild. The way you say 'KRITA and only KRITA' makes me think you find |
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annoying to have to install other stuff for building it? Am I correct? |
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If so, there's no way around it, The package is actually very well |
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documented for building and packaging, I'd say some of the best stuff I |
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have seen, with pointers for packagers. So Following the |
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recommendations should not be difficult if you plan to make your own |
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ebuild for it. A downside might be it requires you to patch Qt5.6, but |
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you should be able to do that without many problems. |
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Another thing you could try is search for a overlay that has it, and if |
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you find only old versions, you can try to bump the ebuild. |
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