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| It refers to a file in the component's directory. The waf script. It should take all the complicated stuff for you and build the package if all requirements are met. Those requirements are checked with the "configure" command. If a required package is missing you have to install it manually. If you're using a binary package based distribution like Ubuntu or Debian it is perfectly possible that the required package is in a higher version than your package system offers. This is a situation where this article won't help you, there are several guides on how to manually build a required package, just search for it. | It refers to a file in the component's directory. The waf script. It should take all the complicated stuff for you and build the package if all requirements are met. Those requirements are checked with the "configure" command. If a required package is missing you have to install it manually. If you're using a binary package based distribution like Ubuntu or Debian it is perfectly possible that the required package is in a higher version than your package system offers. This is a situation where this article won't help you, there are several guides on how to manually build a required package, just search for it. | ||
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| ==== Building tekka/nigiri ==== | ==== Building tekka/nigiri ==== | ||
| tekka and nigiri are both written in Python so they don't need to be build. But there are files which need to be processed. The build process is the same as in maki. Additionally you can look in the INSTALL file for further help. | tekka and nigiri are both written in Python so they don't need to be build. But there are files which need to be processed. The build process is the same as in maki. Additionally you can look in the INSTALL file for further help. | ||
| + | === Ubuntu Mono Icons === | ||
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| + | If you are using the Ubuntu Mono Theme you can run the configuration with an additional flag to install all necessary | ||
| + | Ubuntu Mono Icons: | ||
| + | <code> | ||
| + | ./waf configure <other options> --ubuntu-icons | ||
| + | </code> | ||
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| + | Beware: This will work only if you're installing to /usr or /usr/local. Home directories are not supported yet. | ||
| + | The icons will not be displayed then. | ||