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Compiling modified by Dave van der Locht

Dave van der Locht — Tue, 15 Nov 2022 14:04:06 -0000

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 This means you either need to:

 * install libax25-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager
-* download, compile, and install libax25 from source from <http: www.linux-ax25.org="">
-* download. compile, and install libax25 from source from <https: github.com="" ve7fet="" linuxax25=""> (unofficial suite).
-
+* download, compile, and install libax25 from source from https://linux-ax25.in-berlin.de (official suite)
+* download. compile, and install libax25 from source from https://github.com/ve7fet/linuxax25 (unofficial suite).

 If you want ncurses support in the console program, you need to:

 * install libcurses5-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager

-If you want the X11 utilities to be built, you need to:
+**LinFBB's X11 support has been stopped and the X11 utilities will be removed from LinFBB**
+This is because the utilities were a preliminary project of F6FBB and currently heavily depricated. They will be replaced by a cross-plaform graphical user interface.
+If you despite want the X11 utilities to be built, you need to:

 * install libx11-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager
 * install libxt-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager
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Compiling modified by Dave van der Locht

Dave van der Locht — Mon, 02 Nov 2020 15:52:58 -0000

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 This means you either need to:

+* install libax25-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager
 * download, compile, and install libax25 from source from <http: www.linux-ax25.org="">
-* install libax25-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager
-* download and install libax25 and libax25-dev from <http: linuxax25.googlecode.com="">
+* download. compile, and install libax25 from source from <https: github.com="" linuxax25="" ve7fet=""> (unofficial suite).
+

 If you want ncurses support in the console program, you need to:

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Compiling modified by ve7fet

ve7fet — Thu, 22 Jan 2015 18:11:56 -0000

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+++ v3
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+#Prerequisite Packages#
 In order to compile the Linfbb source you will, at a minimum, require the headers from libax25 to be installed.

 This means you either need to:
-    - download, compile, and install libax25 from source from <http: www.linux-ax25.org="">
-    - install libax25-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager
-    - download and install libax25 and libax25-dev from <http: linuxax25.googlecode.com="">
+
+* download, compile, and install libax25 from source from <http: www.linux-ax25.org="">
+* install libax25-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager
+* download and install libax25 and libax25-dev from <http: linuxax25.googlecode.com="">

 If you want ncurses support in the console program, you need to:
-    - install libcurses5-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager
+
+* install libcurses5-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager

 If you want the X11 utilities to be built, you need to:
-    - install libx11-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager
-    - install libxt-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager
-    - install libxext-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager
-    - install libxpm-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager
-    - install lesstif2-dev OR libmotif-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager

+* install libx11-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager
+* install libxt-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager
+* install libxext-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager
+* install libxpm-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager
+* install lesstif2-dev OR libmotif-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager
+
+
+#Configure Options#
 The `./configure` script will look for these different software packages. It will fail if libax25 headers are missing (they are mandatory). If ncurses support is missing, it will build the console utilities without ncurses support (no "fancy" text graphics). If any of the X11 related libraries are missing, it will skip building the X11 utilities all together.

 The `./configure` script understands a couple special options (you can run `./configure --help` for a full list). If you DO have all of the X11 libraries installed, and you DO NOT want to build the X11 utilities, you can run `./configure --disable-x-utils` to skip building those binaries.

Compiling modified by ve7fet

ve7fet — Thu, 22 Jan 2015 17:58:28 -0000

--- v1
+++ v2
@@ -1,20 +1,20 @@
 In order to compile the Linfbb source you will, at a minimum, require the headers from libax25 to be installed.

 This means you either need to:
-        - download, compile, and install libax25 from source from <http: www.linux-ax25.org="">
-        - install libax25-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager
-        - download and install libax25 and libax25-dev from <http: linuxax25.googlecode.com="">
+    - download, compile, and install libax25 from source from <http: www.linux-ax25.org="">
+    - install libax25-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager
+    - download and install libax25 and libax25-dev from <http: linuxax25.googlecode.com="">

 If you want ncurses support in the console program, you need to:
-        - install libcurses5-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager
+    - install libcurses5-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager

 If you want the X11 utilities to be built, you need to:
-        - install libx11-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager
-        - install libxt-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager
-        - install libxext-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager
-        - install libxpm-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager
-        - install lesstif2-dev OR libmotif-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager
+    - install libx11-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager
+    - install libxt-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager
+    - install libxext-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager
+    - install libxpm-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager
+    - install lesstif2-dev OR libmotif-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager

-The ./configure script will look for these different software packages. It will fail if libax25 headers are missing (they are mandatory). If ncurses support is missing, it will build the console utilities without ncurses support (no "fancy" text graphics). If any of the X11 related libraries are missing, it will skip building the X11 utilities all together.
+The `./configure` script will look for these different software packages. It will fail if libax25 headers are missing (they are mandatory). If ncurses support is missing, it will build the console utilities without ncurses support (no "fancy" text graphics). If any of the X11 related libraries are missing, it will skip building the X11 utilities all together.

-The ./configure script understands a couple special options (you can run `./configure --help` for a full list). If you DO have all of the X11 libraries installed, and you DO NOT want to build the X11 utilities, you can run `./configure --disable-x-utils` to skip building those binaries. 
+The `./configure` script understands a couple special options (you can run `./configure --help` for a full list). If you DO have all of the X11 libraries installed, and you DO NOT want to build the X11 utilities, you can run `./configure --disable-x-utils` to skip building those binaries.

Compiling modified by ve7fet

ve7fet — Thu, 22 Jan 2015 17:38:50 -0000

In order to compile the Linfbb source you will, at a minimum, require the headers from libax25 to be installed.

This means you either need to:
- download, compile, and install libax25 from source from http://www.linux-ax25.org
- install libax25-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager
- download and install libax25 and libax25-dev from http://linuxax25.googlecode.com

If you want ncurses support in the console program, you need to:
- install libcurses5-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager

If you want the X11 utilities to be built, you need to:
- install libx11-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager
- install libxt-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager
- install libxext-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager
- install libxpm-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager
- install lesstif2-dev OR libmotif-dev (or equivalent) package through your package manager

The ./configure script will look for these different software packages. It will fail if libax25 headers are missing (they are mandatory). If ncurses support is missing, it will build the console utilities without ncurses support (no "fancy" text graphics). If any of the X11 related libraries are missing, it will skip building the X11 utilities all together.

The ./configure script understands a couple special options (you can run ./configure --help for a full list). If you DO have all of the X11 libraries installed, and you DO NOT want to build the X11 utilities, you can run ./configure --disable-x-utils to skip building those binaries.