Text 18856, 66 rader
Skriven 2016-11-27 20:41:46 av Nicholas Boel (1:154/10)
  Kommentar till text 18855 av Rick Christian (1:135/377)
�rende: Zorin OS
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Hello Rick,

On 27 Nov 16 20:40, Rick Christian wrote to Nicholas Boel:

 NB>> For one, the instructions are indeed there, although maybe not
 NB>> spelled out for someone like you that likes to complain about
 NB>> every little detail. From the INSTALL file in
 NB>> /opt/husky/huskybse:

 RC> You can refer to another thread in another echo, where Alan Ianson
 RC> listed the CORRECT steps to compile this.. and THOSE AINT THEM!
 RC> Period.

And you can selectively read whatever you want. I just pasted you the exact
words from the INSTALL text file in the huskybse folder. It specifically listed
all of the required modules and in the proper order (and yes, including
huskylib). So there you have it. Apparantly your reading comprehension isn't up
to snuff.

 RC> There is some lib or something that this other stuff depends on that
 RC> has to be compiled first.. I forget which one.. and I am not looking
 RC> it up. I am not using Husky stuff. Crashmail works great when you use
 RC> -m32 on 64b systems. Plus there is at least some what some sort of
 RC> documentation in some reasonably comprehensible form, verus Huskys
 RC> void of same.

That would be huskylib, which was indeed mentioned in the INSTALL snippet I
just pasted you in my previous message.

 RC> If you are goig to release software that you only realease in source
 RC> to the public then it is INCUMBENT on Y-O-U the releaser to provide
 RC> FULL AND COMPLETE WORKING INSTRUCTIONS... If those instructions differ
 RC> from distro to distro, then I would suggest that you provide it in DEB
 RC> or RPM format for easier install or you detail to the last dot what to
 RC> do... All too often all you get is what you list below... and that is
 RC> often NOT the required steps or requirements.

Gimme gimme gimme, I'm too lazy to do anything myself!

That's about what I got out of the paragraph above. See? I can read selectively
also!

 NB>> As for the one single command,
 NB>> 1) Download sources
 NB>> 2) run "make && make install"

 NB>> Is all I had to do. Sorry you had so many problems.

 RC> When I find ONE program that does that, AND WORKS, I'll let you know..
 RC> Till then... Please don't regurgitate this spiel when its not correct.

I'm not at all sorry you have issues with everything you have done. While it
may not be correct information to you, it works for many others including
myself. I definitely think you are in the minority in this regard.

 RC> This is way tangential to the discussion at hand, and we are not going
 RC> to agree... Enjoy your future endeavours!

You too!

Regards,
Nick

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