Re: [Luma-i18n] Luma in SuSE 9.2 Pro Linux

[Alexander N. <al...@ic...>]

Hi!

I'm maintainer of FreeBSD port of Luma.

I suggest: switch to FreeBSD, installing Luma under it is just
# cd /usr/ports/sysutils/luma; make install
- and the ports system will do the rest for you ;) 

On Thursday 27 January 2005 21:57, Fernando Maior wrote:
> Hi All!
>
> I just installed SuSE Linux Professional 9.2 and find that
>
> qscintilla is installable via rpm, version 1.60
> there is no sip rpm for installation
> there is no PyQt rpm for installation
>
> So, I am installing sip and PyQt manually. First, you
> must install the following rpms:
>
> python-devel, which asks for blt and python-tk; and
> qt3-devel, which asks for freeglut-devel, freetype-devel,
> liblcms-devel, libmng-devel, xorg-x11-Mesa-devel and
> xorg-x11-devel.
>
> Next, download sip and PyQt from Trolltech. Also, get
> the Python SMP Password. They are tar gzipped and you
> just put them into a directory and untar them. That
> will create directories. Just cd to the sip directory
> and:
>
> # python configure.py
> # make
> # make install
>
> Then you just change to the PyQt directory and:
>
> # python configure.py
> # make
> # make install
>
> The first one is a snap, the other will take sometime.
> Just enough to get your preferred Linux magazine and
> spent some time reading about the next goodies they
> are planning to put into linux kernel :) Or just open
> Qt Linguist and help Wido with some translation job.
>
> Next, install python-smbpassword, by cd'ing to the
> directory and:
>
> # python setup.py install
>
> Quite easy, isn't? :)
>
> Last thing is to download Luma, untar it, cd into the
> created diretory and:
>
> # python install.py
>
> It will just look if the environment is ok for compile
> time. Look at the output to see if it is good. It should,
> if every other step above did not produce errors.
>
> Now you choose a path to install Luma, and create it.
> In this example, I am using /opt/bin/Luma. Lets create it.
>
> # mkdir -p /opt/bin/Luma
>
> So, you just retype the install command, including the source
> for installation:
>
> # python install.py --prefix=/opt/bin/Luma
>
> Follow the instruction in the WARNING: output, if there is
> one, and you are done.
>
> Happy Luma for you, SuSE 9.2 Users!

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