On Thu, 12 May 2005 somebody wrote:
You just have to dig in and get your hands dirty. Gnome is not that easy to build. I will probably take a day just to build all the packages, assuming you want a full install. I still can't get some stuff to build, mostly the stuff for disabled people. Fortunately, I am not disabled so I don't need it.
Here is the order I used to build Gnome 2.10: YMMV.
gtk-doc glib libIDL ORBit2 intltool libbonobo pango atk gtk+ GConf gnome-mime-data glibmm gnome-vfs gnome-vfsmm libgnome libart_lgpl libglade libgnomecanvas libbonoboui hicolor-icon-theme gnome-icon-theme gnome-keyring libgnomeui startup-notification gtk-engines gnome-themes gnome-desktop libwnck gnome-menus gnome-panel gnome-session vte gnome-terminal libgtop gail libxklavier gnome-applets metacity libgsf libcroco librsvg eel nautilus control-center libgtkhtml yelp bug-buddy libgnomeprint libgnomeprintui gtksourceview gedit eog gob2 acme ggv file-roller gconf-editor gnome-utils gal gnome-system-monitor gstreamer gst-plugins nautilus-cd-burner gnome-media nautilus-media gcalctool gpdf gucharmap nautilus-cd-burner zenity gnome-speech at-spi gnome-mag gnopernicus gok gnome-common epiphany gnome-games gnome2-user-docs gnome-netstatus dasher librep rep-gtk gimp-print gimp gimp-help gnumeric
Here is the configure I use. One point, disable the doc build if you have problems. The documents don't seem to build if you don't have all the SGML tools and whatnot properly installed. Of course, change it to suit your preferences/system.
./configure 'LIBS=-L/usr/X11R6/lib' \
--prefix=/usr/local/gnome210 \
--enable-default-toolkit=gtk2 \
--enable-optimize="-O2 -mtune=athlon-mp" \
--x-includes=/usr/X11R6/include \
--x-libraries=/usr/X11R6/lib \
--with-libwrap \
--enable-ipv6 \
--enable-local-sound \
--with-audiofile \
--enable-alsa \
--with-openssl \
--with-GL=GL \
--with-GL-prefix=/usr/X11R6 \
--enable-console-helper \
--enable-doc-build \
--enable-gtk-docEsben Stien wrote:
"Jonathan J. Vargas R." <jonathan.j.vargas@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
oo I wonder if could I find somewhere a magic document named "Building GNOME 2.10 From Scratch"
Even easier is to go to http://gnome.org/start/2.8 and use the 2.8 release notes, which have the build order. 2.10 is the first (at least since 2.2) that doesn't have the build order in the release notes. If a package is not listed in the 2.8 release notes or is changed, just try a different one until it works, just use the 2.10 versions instead. -Steven
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