Hi. I use Debian. I have no problems compiling gnome-speech or
gnopernicus. For now, the gnopernicus program doesn't give much
feedback. Messages on the gnome-accessibility list say my problem is
because I am using festival for my synth. Unfortunately, I haven't
goten any of the other synth drivers to work yet.
Kenny
On Sat, May 10, 2003 at 02:32:15PM -0400, Jacob Schmude wrote:
> Hi
> You must get gnome common and compile it, with the prefix of /usr. That
> will give you
> gnome-autogen.sh in your /usr/bin directory where slack 9 puts its gnome
> binaries.
> If you're not using slackware 9 you'll have to find out where your gnome
> prefix is. Every gnome library must be compiled with the correct gnome
> prefix. Anyway, you need to also get intltool from the gnome site and
> compile it as well.
> However, I've not gotten gnome-speech or gnome-mag to compile at all.
> Running the autogen.sh script on them gives me the following errors in the
> automake Makefile.am files:
> LDFLAGS is a user variable, you should not change it, use AM_LDFLAGS instead
> When I change the variable to AM_LDFLAGS, the resulting created Makefiles
> are empty. I'm running slack 9 now. I'll be trying rh9 here soon, maybe
> they'll compile on there. if they do then they either have rh-specific
> stuff in them, or slackware's automake is nonstandard. Have any other
> slackware or debian users gotten these to compile? I'd be interested to
> know if anyone on a distro other than rh has gnome-speech and gnome-mag
> compiled. Not sure if gnopernicus will compile or not, since without
> gnome-speech, I'll never find out.
>
> At 12:31 5/10/2003 -0500, you wrote:
>
> >Well, after I finally got Festival installed and working, I am trying to
> >build Gnopernicus so I can hopefully find out what it can really do.
> >Well, trying to compile the gnome-speech library got me nowhere. The last
> >line of the autogen.sh script says USE_GNOME2_MACROS=1 . gnome-autogen.sh
> >which bombs because there is no file called gnome-autogen.sh.
