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Distribution: Slackware64-current with "True Multilib" and KDE4Town.
Posts: 9,126
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Quote:
Originally Posted by willysr
Have you checked the deps? Considering yor last build was very old, you might want to check the new deps
The attempted build of digiKam-4.14.0, was done on a "fresh" installation (5 days ago) of -current and all the dependencies were also as "fresh" as possible.
BTW, libkvontakte would not build so I downloaded and installed a copy from SlackOnly.
Here is the libkvontakte error:
Quote:
-- Looking for dgettext
-- Looking for dgettext - found
-- Found Gettext: built in libc
-- Configuring done
CMake Error in libkvkontakte/CMakeLists.txt:
Target "kvkontakte" has policy CMP0022 enabled, but also has old-style
LINK_INTERFACE_LIBRARIES properties populated, but it was exported without
the EXPORT_LINK_INTERFACE_LIBRARIES to export the old-style properties
Last edited by cwizardone; 12-12-2015 at 09:54 PM.
BTW, libkvontakte would not build so I downloaded and installed a copy from SlackOnly.
Quote:
Originally Posted by slackbuilds.org
KDE C++ library for asynchronous interaction with vkontakte.ru social network
This right here is exactly what Willy is talking about. Sane pieces of software (as far as inclusion in Slackware goes) do not require libraries that interface with a Russian social network to even build. I get the connection to digital camera software, but how is that not optional?!?!? That'd be like xdm having a dependency on a Facebook login.
Now, I'm sure that people who use Russian social networks are fine upstanding human beings, the lot of them. But that really shouldn't be built into Slackware.
The attempted build of digiKam-4.14.0, was done on a "fresh" installation (5 days ago) of -current and all the dependencies were also as "fresh" as possible.
BTW, libkvontakte would not build so I downloaded and installed a copy from SlackOnly.
Here is the libkvontakte error:
OK, now i understand your problem
remember that SBo is tested on Stable release of Slackware, not current.
You might also want to check libkface, although this looks like it could be a
opencv problem (which doesn't build either, btw):
Quote:
/usr/lib64/libopencv_videoio.so.3.0.0: undefined reference to `dc1394_camera_enumerate'
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status
tests/CMakeFiles/align.dir/build.make:136: recipe for target 'tests/align' failed
make[2]: *** [tests/align] Error 1
CMakeFiles/Makefile2:277: recipe for target 'tests/CMakeFiles/align.dir/all' failed
make[1]: *** [tests/CMakeFiles/align.dir/all] Error 2
Makefile:138: recipe for target 'all' failed
make: *** [all] Error 2
Quote:
Originally Posted by Spinlock
This right here is exactly what Willy is talking about. Sane pieces of software (as far as inclusion in Slackware goes) do not require libraries that interface with a Russian social network to even build. I get the connection to digital camera software, but how is that not optional?!?!? That'd be like xdm having a dependency on a Facebook login.
Now, I'm sure that people who use Russian social networks are fine upstanding human beings, the lot of them. But that really shouldn't be built into Slackware.
Well, couldn't agree more and I have to recant my opinion that digiKam should be included. As previously mentioned, I only install it to get use of the plug-ins in Gwenview, so I'll stay with the old copy of digikam-3.5.0. It doesn't work anyway.
Last edited by cwizardone; 12-13-2015 at 10:00 AM.
opencv is now updated to 3.0 in SBo, while your digikam is still searching for opencv 2.4
like i said, you need to inspect all deps for digikam since it has been updated since your last attempt to build it.
also you might want to rebuild all deps since lots of them are linked to opencv
There are a few jobs for which there are many (some say too many) apps and media players are one of those. However compared to all the snazzy looking, organizer-data gathering, etc etc players few really have great control over the most basic function - Sound quality. It is for this reason that I always compile Aqualung which IMHO (and some reviews) is the best player for basic sound quality partly because it supports Jack and LADSPA. This allows for all manner of fine tuning from decent Equalizers to Tube Warmth. I will continue to compile my own but since it is a KISS type app (not exactly glitzy looking) maybe it would be in line with Slackware concepts and enjoy greater support if it were available by default. It's dependencies are well-handled by the default configure script which is designed to detect what resources are available and use them but not stop the compilation if the optionals are not detected. It's also not big. The tarball is 1.9MB. So maybe it could be fit in?
You can check info on it here - AQUALUNG WIKI NOTE: The official website link at the bottom has a bullet-point list of features and abilities. The website has a Compiling page that lists all the dependencies of which Slackware has more than most distros.
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