I just put slacko puppy 5.3.3 on my computer and I am noticing that most files to download are tar.gz files.
How do I download/install them?
How do I find the dependence?
many thanks
How do I install a tar.gz file on puppy slacko?
pemasu wrote:Give one example with url link. Or do you mean Puppy Package Manager usage.
This file for example:
http://code.google.com/p/sopcast-player ... 8.5.tar.gz
I'd like to install from the terminal and I'd like to know what are the dependencies associated that file
many thanks
It was as I suspected. You are trying to install source code. It does not work that way with source code. Source code need to be compiled and then installed.Download: SopCast Player 0.8.5 Source Archive
It consists of several steps. Loading devx sfs, configuring the source, compiling it and then installing it.
Compiling from source code is another story, but there is whole compiling section in this forum from where you will find guidelines.
thanks for your answer, what is the right section? Where can I find a tutorial?pemasu wrote:It was as I suspected. You are trying to install source code. It does not work that way with source code. Source code need to be compiled and then installed.Download: SopCast Player 0.8.5 Source Archive
It consists of several steps. Loading devx sfs, configuring the source, compiling it and then installing it.
Compiling from source code is another story, but there is whole compiling section in this forum from where you will find guidelines.
I already Loading devx sfs
many thanks
hello pemasu
first compile where am I wrong?
1) I download sopcast-player-0.8.5.tar.gz
2) i create s new folder sopcast and i put sopcast-player-0.8.5.tar.gz
3) cd /root/sopcast
4) tar xzvf sopcast-player-0.8.5.tar.gz
5) cd sopcast-player
6) make
7) make install
now, how do I install sopcast player?? Have I create a pet or sfs?
can I run it directly from the folder without creating. pet?
many thanks
I know, but when I try to create a Makefile with the commandpemasu wrote:./configure with options needed, then check if the configuration was sane, probably you will miss some development or real libs which you need to install/find and install.
. / configure - prefix = / usr
I get the following answer:
bash:. / configure: No such file or directory
many thanks