Changeset d1079afe713fd016ce1b98e23157098bb026c8fe
- Timestamp:
- 01/14/10 08:23:31 (2 years ago)
- Author:
- Lincoln de Sousa <lincoln@…>
- Children:
- 370d392f56f6df286fa062d64c3ab420144ef461
- Parents:
- 514ff0d724d1dabb23155926aaadd044a8268df9
- git-committer:
- Lincoln de Sousa <lincoln@…> (01/14/10 08:23:31)
- Message:
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Adding some help to install gconf schema file
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| 60 | 60 | # make install |
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| | 62 | If you receive a message asking you if you have installed |
| | 63 | guake.schemas properly when launching guake, it means that your |
| | 64 | default sysconfdir is different from the one choosen by autotools. To |
| | 65 | fix that, you probably have to append the param `--sysconfdir=/etc' to |
| | 66 | your `./configure' call, like this:: |
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| | 68 | $ ./configure --sysconfidir=/etc && make |
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| | 70 | If it is not enought you can call, you can install the gconf schemas |
| | 71 | file by hand doing the following:: |
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| | 73 | # gconftool-2 --makefile-install-rule data/guake.schemas |
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| 62 | 75 | For more install details, please read the `INSTALL` file. |
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