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On 12/03/2015 09:53 AM, Meino.Cramer@×××.de wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> Beast BSE is a soft syntesizer for (beside others) Linux. |
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> The application ( https://testbit.eu/wiki/Beast_Home ) needs |
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> to be compiled from source and is not part of the portage. |
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> Since I had bad experience with portage overlays (they (read:I) |
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> screwed up my system lately ... typical level 8 failure) I |
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> want to avoid that. |
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> Unfortunately I came not farther than to the moment its configure |
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> didn't show m the libpng and stopped doing its job. |
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> Is there any step by step tutorial how to compile this beast |
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> on (Gentoo) Linux? |
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> Or does someone get a compilation done successfully on Gentoo? |
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> How? |
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Well, it could be done outside portage but that's probably not a good idea. |
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It is possible to write your own ebuild (which probably wouldn't be too |
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difficult) but you'll still need to add a local overlay to drop your |
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custom ebuilds in. |
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I haven't done this in quite some time now, but that program looks |
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interesting, now I want to try it myself! Tomorrow I'll look at it and |
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see if I can get it working. I'm in North America though so keep the |
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time difference in mind. |
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I better get back to work now... |
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Dan |
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