paramaniaJaa. Nem volt feltűnő, hogy egy programot tennél fel.
Lehet manipulálni a függőségeket a ".deb" csomagban, de inkább először tedd fel az összes csomagot, amit kér és utána próbáld telepíteni a Gdebi csomagkezelővel. ... és van egy nem telepíthető csomag, amit a leírás szerint helyettesít egy másik.
Sorban.
sudo apt-get install libqt5multimedia5 libqgsttools-p1 libqt5gui5
Sajnos régebbi csomagokat kér,
http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?suite=default§ion=all&arch=any&keywords=libqt5gui5&searchon=names
de azokat nem tudod telepíteni.
Talán a forráskódból telepítés jobb lenne. Ezt most nem tudom leírni és benne van nyilván egy readme vagy install szöveges fájl a ".tgz"-ben.
Nincs Skype-om sajnos, jelenleg megélek nélküle. Teamviewer van (egy régebbi verzió). Csak estefelé tudok hosszabb lélegzetű dolgokhoz hozzáfogni, de igazából ma nagyon nem érek rá ilyenre.
Az INSTALL fájlban van a leírás. Készítesz egy visszaállítási pontot a Systemback-kel, utánanézel a cmake-nek (nem annyira más, ám "sajnos" egy picit), mint az autoconf és telepíted.
Jó kis progi. :)
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Copyright 2001 - 2015 by Joe Taylor, K1JT.
Installation
============
To build WSJT-X you need some prerequisite tools and libraries.
On Linux:
build-essentials
gcc-4.8.2 or clang-3.4
g++-4.8.2 or clang-3.4
gfortran-4.8.2
CMake-2.8.9
git
svn
asciidoc
Qt5.2.1 or newer, qt5libmultimedia-dev, qt5libserialport-dev and
their prerequisites libfftw3-single-dev and its prerequsites
libusb-0.1-dev
Out of source builds are strongly recommended.
Create a build directory somewhere and cd to it then configure the
build as follows:
$ mkdir
$ cd
$ cmake
By default the build will install the application in '/usr', if you
want to install it somewhere else e.g. under your own account, you can
specify the install prefix as a configuration variable
(CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX):
$ cmake -D CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=~/.local
You may build a specific version by specifying the tag in the WSJT-X
repository e.g. wsjtx-1.4.0-rc2 by specifying it as a variable to
configure:
$ cmake -D WSJTX_TAG=tags/wsjtx-1.4.0-rc2
Once configured the package can be built as follows:
$ cmake --build
To install the application at the install prefix:
$ cmake --build --target install
Making a Self-Contained Source Tarball
======================================
If you are restricted to local files only on your build host, for
example a build server with restricted or no Internet access, a
special source tarball can be generated which contains all the source
files needed rather than fetching them from the VCS at build time.
In this mode you must augment the source directory with the following
files:
1) src/hamlib.tgz - GZIP compressed tarball of the hamlib sources,
2) src/wsjtx.tgz - GZIP compressed tarball of the WSJT-X sources,
You should not do this augmentation manually, the build script should
be used in advance on a host with Internet access to make a suitable
source tarball for use in a local build. To do this you simply
configure as for a normal build selecting the version you wish to
build using the WSJTX_TAG variable as above, then make the 'source'
target. This does a build to verify the validity of the upstream
sources then packages the project source along with the extra source
files above. If this completes successfully, a tarball that can be
used for a local build is automatically built. For example:
$ mkdir ~/build/wsjtx
$ cd ~/build/wsjtx
$ cmake -D WSJTX_TAG=tags/wsjtx-1.4.0
$ cmake --build . --target source
The above commands, if successful, will produce 'wsjtx-1.4.0.tgz'
which is a source tarball ready for use on another system to do a
local build, for example:
$ mkdir ~/build
$ cd ~/build
$ tar xzf wsjtx-1.4.0.tgz
$ mkdir build
$ cd build
$ cmake ../wsjtx-1.4.0
$ cmake --build .
$ sudo cmake --build . --target install
If successful this will install the built application into /usr, if
you wish to install it elsewhere, simply set the CMake variable
CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX in the configure step above.
Basic Package Building
======================
If you are a package maintainer you will probably use the install
target above along with tools and utilities specific to the
distribution you are packaging for. Alternatively, this package can
generate basic installation packages using the CPack utility. You can
specify an alternate target that generates a suitable package for the
system you run the build on. The alternate target is 'package' and is
built as follows:
$ cmake --build --target package
If the build is successful the location of the built package(s) will
be displayed at the end of the output.
Other targets available include:
hamlib - just build the hamlib intermediate library
build - stop after building WSJT-X (default target)
install - stop after installing WSJT-X
package_source - build source packages in several formats
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