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This takes a long time, but will work. After that, do 'build' and 'run'. |
This takes a long time, but will work. After that, do 'build' and 'run'. |
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=== Alternative 2: Install dependency libraries directly from Debian Sid |
=== Alternative 2: Install dependency libraries directly from Debian Sid === |
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[http://wiki.debian.org/DebianEdu/OLPC/BuildSugar Debian Sugar build dependencies] |
[http://wiki.debian.org/DebianEdu/OLPC/BuildSugar Debian Sugar build dependencies] |
Revision as of 07:32, 17 November 2007
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Please contribute instructions for getting Sugar to work with Debian GNU/Linux.
Installing sugar on Debian Unstable
Get sugar-jhbuild
aptitude install git-core
Get sugar-jhbuild through git as described in Sugar with sugar-jhbuild.
Run sugar-jhbuild
cd sugar-jhbuild ./sugar-jhbuild update ./sugar-jhbuild build
If update fails with:
ImportError: No Module name ctypes
Try running
aptitude install python-ctypes
Plenty of dependencies are likely to fail.
For build-base, you should need:
aptitude install libtool libsqlite3-dev libnspr4-dev docbook-xsl intltool
Now, this is ALL you need if you want to spend many hours compiling many packages:
The Dependencies
You have two ways to get the dependencies: Build-base and building/installing packages manually from sid archives.
Alternative 1: Build Base
This is easy, but it takes a long time and builds custom versions of all the dependencies (rather than getting them through apt).
./sugar-jhbuild build-base
This takes a long time, but will work. After that, do 'build' and 'run'.
Alternative 2: Install dependency libraries directly from Debian Sid
Debian Sugar build dependencies
Debian-OLPC
- Now there is an debian-olpc project alioth debian-olpc
- You can join the mail lists
External links
See also Installing Debian as an upgrade