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I am trying to run this script.
Here is the output of my console.
when I do a file on the supposed compressed file, im told its an HTML document?
EDIT: Im using ubuntu 11.10 Is something wrong on that end or mine? |
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I would recommend trying again - it seems you were affected by the krita.org outage - which has been fixed.
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Now you can install Krita, Karbon (or all Calligra) from PPA in 11.10: http://www.kubuntu.org/news/calligra-2.4.0 |
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Now I copied the output from the Ubuntu bash terminal, so the error messages is there (but them absent in calligra-builder.log).
Ubuntu 10.10 x64. This is a fragment, containing errors:
This is entire log: http://www.sendspace.com/file/cxj3w8 |
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Now I tried the script under Kubuntu 12.04 x64 beta (with updates).
Here are two logs, calligra-builder.log that was automatic generated and bash_copy.log, copied "by hand" from the terminal. Only the second one contains an error message: http://www.sendspace.com/filegroup/Fj2y ... FrMr0UAPOQ |
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After manually install some dependencies, I have this warning, that, as I think, prevents the compilation:
What can I do with this? (In my Kubuntu 12.04, I have installed Qt 4:4.8.1-0Ubuntu4) I have download the patch from here:
So, am I have to launch it and then add "IHAVEPATCHEDQT" to the compiler script? |
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This doesn't prevent Krita from being compiled; but it means there will be no multiline text support.
You first need to do: git apply qt48setx.patch, if you're in the calligra source directory then add -DIHAVEPATCHEDQT=true to the cmake command line in the script. By the way, Qt 4.8 has a lot more bugs. I advise everyone who can, to stay with 4.7. |
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Thanks, Boud! Yes, I understand, it's just warning... there are more errors (about other dependencies).
May be it will be better to downgrade to Qt 4.7.? |
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With Qt 4.7, you definitely will have fewer bugs
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Finally it works!!!
![]() For now, I leave Qt as is. Will later look what to do if it cause some trouble. |
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...Yes, it does. Krita crashes when I try to work with combination of libglew (both 1.5 & 1.6) and 16-bit image.
So, i'll try to downgrade it to this: http://www.developer.nokia.com/info/sw. ... 1_1_2.html |
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As it turns out, it's not so easy... |
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Chakra Linux! And the Script now do it well: all dependencies installed and Krita compiled and work (16-bit & OGL+shaders & no that bug* with [x] key)!
![]() EDIT: But the [x]-key bug* is present with the multihand tool... ![]() Edit2: *I mean the Bug 297833, or similar. |
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Now I see, that this bug (with multihand) was present even in "old good" Krita, the last one I can build in my old Ubuntu 10.10 (it's version, probably, v2.3.87-572-ga4e01d0). So, I going to continue testing Chakra. ![]() |
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Just a hint to speed things up on Chakra, ALeXeY,
Chakra's package manager (Pacman) doesn't automatically skip installing packages if they are already installed. If you choose the defaults in the script it will reinstall the dependencies each time (unlike on other distros). When you see:
Just choose "no" (unless it's your first time running the script). |
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