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~/jhbuild/install - jhbuild will install software into this directoryįirst, create the ~/jhbuild/ directory mentioned above. ~/jhbuild/checkout/ - jhbuild will unpack and compile software in this directory ~/.cache/jhbuild/downloads/ - jhbuild will download. ~/bin/jhbuild - we will create this symbolic link so that jhbuild is in the PATH ~/.local/bin/jhbuild - the main executable will be installed as this file ~/.local/share/jhbuild/ - the bulk of files will be installed to this directory jhbuild will install itself into two locations:.

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We will download jhbuild in ~/jhbuild/jhbuild/

files created by jhbuilding (downloading, compiling and installing GNOME programs)Īlmost all files that we create will be installed in the newly-created ~/jhbuild/ directory.

We group these sets of files into two categories: The jhbuild setup described on this page will result in the following directories and files existing. These packages are almost always out of date and it's best to avoid them. If you find that line, erase it.įinally, remove any distribution package for jhbuild you may have installed ( apt-get remove jhbuild, yum remove jhbuild). bashrc file to ensure that there are no lines at the very bottom saying something about ' export PATH=(big list of directories)'. This will cause some very serious problems, so you should ensure that you have not done this. Some jhbuild setup instructions also advise you to modify your ~/.bashrc by adding a PATH= line. Depending on how far you got with a previous jhbuild setup, you may also have an /opt/gnome/ directory that can be deleted. It is safe to erase this directory as long as you have not placed files in it by yourself. You may also have a ~/checkout/ directory that was created by jhbuild. $ rm -rf ~/bin/jhbuild ~/.local/bin/jhbuild ~/.local/share/jhbuild ~/.cache/jhbuild ~/.config/jhbuildrc ~/.jhbuildrc ~/jhbuild A very small mistake (such as a misplaced space) could result in deleting large numbers of your personal files. Specifically, ensure that none of these exist:īe extremely careful when copying the following command. You should make sure that any files you created before are removed so that we can start fresh.

It's possible that you're visiting this page after having used jhbuild before (or getting half-way through trying to use it). The meaning of this text will be clear from context. Other text may appear in a grey box as well, without a leading $. You should type (or copy/paste) the command without the leading $ (but be sure to include any other $ characters not at the start). This document also uses the convention that commands that you are supposed to type at the shell prompt are in a grey box and have a dollar sign and space (' $ ') preceeding them. This convention is followed in texts forming explanations but may not be followed in commands (in grey boxes) for reasons of correct command or file syntax. When the name of a regular file is written, there will be no slash (like ~/.config/jhbuildrc). This document uses the convention that when a directory name is written it will always be suffixed with a trailing slash (like ~/jhbuild/).

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You should also know how to edit text files in specific locations. You should also be comfortable with commands like cd, mkdir, rm, etc. Specifically, you should understand that ~/x means "a file or directory named ' x' inside of your home directory". I am having another problem building a particular moduleĪ general knowledge of basic UNIX commands is assumed.Ensure ~/.local/bin or ~/bin/ exists and is in your PATH.