Posts by raynswor

Hi.

Wonderful. And to contradict the statement in your first post: You do have the skill to build it from scratch.

No problem, you're welcome. I hope you do enjoy using it.

Regards.

Hi.

Hi.

It's like pandoras box.

Hey.

Well, at least it configured. That's good. We'll get there eventually.

Another guess, but maybe this is missing:

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Indeed... Apparently the name changed to libwxgtk3.0-gtk3-dev in April...


So that means:


At least... I hope so.

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Well I cursed it. I hope that's the correct package, if not I'll have to look further.

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The following should be the last missing package... I'm quite sorry about this mess.

Have a nice day!

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Fascinating, it seems that this is only listed as dependency within the Windows section.

should do the trick.

I should probably update the guide above, so that it's not quite as confusing for anyone using this...

Cheers.

Hi John,

the update to the latest Ubuntu shouldn't cause any problems.

That you made it to step 9 without problems is quite a good sign.

I should have specified that in my guide and I know you already looked, but my first guess is:

If you unzip the downloaded file, the contents are usually contained within another folder. So it's possible that "go-sources" contains only one folder that has everything needed. (in my case that's the beautiful name "ourorgan-code-bb6f6d25b6e7ac3000a172d7d9caf5989d0d8dc6") If that's the case, then you either have to adapt the command to

cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release -G "Unix Makefiles" ~/Downloads/go-sources/whatever-the-folder-is-called

or you move all files in that folder to the level above (the go-sources folder).

If you've made sure of that and the error persists, you could post a screenshot of the Terminal and the go-sources folder and I'll try to figure things out.

Cheers!

Hi.

I cannot help you with the public key issue, but I can write a short build-from-source guide that may help you. There is a short installation guide in the GrandOrgue repository, but I'll adapt it so that the commands can be used as is in Ubuntu. Commands with the sudo prefix will ask the superuser password, which is usually your login password.

1. Open a terminal.
2. Update your repos using
   sudo apt-get update
3. Install the packages using the following command
   sudo apt-get install gcc make cmake pkg-config wx-common libjack-jackd2-0 libasound2 libfftw3-dev wavpack
   
4. Install more packages
   sudo apt-get install docbook-xsl xsltproc zip gettext po4a
5. Download the source code using the "Download snapshot" button on https://sourceforge.net/p/ourorgan/code/ci/master/tree/
6. Extract the download, e.g. into ~/Downloads/go-sources
7. Create a new directory, e.g. ~/Downloads/go-build
8. Using the terminal, go to the build directory (path in the command below has to be adapted according to directory name)
   cd ~/Downloads/go-build
   
9. Using the terminal (again, adaptation of paths if necessary):
   1. cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release -G "Unix Makefiles" ~/Downloads/go-sources
      
   2. wait until it's finished
   3. make
   4. wait until it's finished (takes quite a while)
   5. sudo make install
      
10. Now "GrandOrgue" should be listed amongst our programs

I tested this in my Ubuntu VM so it should work without problems. If you do have any questions or if there are any problems, feel free to ask and I'll try to help.

Cheers!