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Date: Sun, 22 Jan 2012 08:09:53 -0500
From: Darryl Gibson <n2diy2 AT gmail DOT com>
Organization: RKBA!
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Subject: [geda-help] Git/Xubuntu
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Well, It took me a while, but I've got gschem and PCB working via Git.

Last night I was pulling my hair out going through dependency hull, so I
slept on it.

Sometime between now and then I realized all the Gtk errors might be due
to the fact I wasn't running Gnome. So I installed and started a Gnome
session, ran gschem, and it complained about PCB-gtk and PCB-lesstif
weren't installed. I installed them, and the programs are now running. I
haven't used them yet, but at least now they are starting.

I found one mistake in the instructions, make install wouldn't run, but
sudo make install did.

If there is interest, I can do another Git/Xubuntu install on my test
box, and document what's what.
-- 
Darryl Gibson N2DIY
Linux, free software, for the people, by the people.