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Getting Started First, make sure that your system meets the requirements as mentioned above, then download and run the installation script gtk-osx-build-setup. Seems to build now with that snapshot i'm not sure what the difference is. If you don't have or it can't find Python3 already installed on your system it will offer to build and install the latest Python 3. I managed to get my app compiled but now when i start the app it is crashing with a "Dbus error" Hurdles not mentioning the dozens of packages which spit out thousands of warnings because this is using clang instead of gcc:

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Modulesets-unstable is really unstable.

jhbuild on Mac OS X

Modulesets pulls mostly from development version control repositories git, subversion, or cvs, mostly git with revision or tag attributes designating a stable release, with a few tarballs where version control access isn't available, the project is dormant no updates in over a yearor there is no suitable tag, revision id, jhbild stable branch to ensure a stable release. Required system dependencies not installed.

This will update any modules that have changed since the command was last run. You should make sure that any files you created before are removed so that we can start fresh. If you type " foo " at the shell prompt then the shell looks for a file named " foo " in each of the directories listed in PATHin order.

I will look into this further. You can test if you're using a distro-installed version of jhbuild like so: Bugs should be reported in the issue tracker.

My best guess at how to run this build from start to finish took a few tries to get every step - to be used as documentation template? Might need to clean this up gettext 0. Last modified 3 years ago. 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.

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It will download the code, configure and build it for you, in a way that does not interfere with or modify your existing system. I haven't seen those before, or at least not recently, so this may be related to the update of pyobjc.

This is probably something that should be fixed as apr and apr-util are now in bootstrap so they aren't necessary in xpra.

I've used apr 1. Jhbbuild am moving the bit only issues to not many at all - at least so farlink to a beta bit build there.

Unknown open mode ': You can easily get a crash just by trying to import gtkgl: I've had to pull the 0. After jhbuilv I uploaded a new beta build made from those environments, this may help in comparing with what you're getting or with tickets such as This looks like a cleaner fix: More problems it doesn't use bootstrap.

There are often problems. However, the official JHBuild manual might be useful for learning command jhbuiod and configuration file options.

After compiling and installing these I was able to build and package xpra. Or build gtk-doc without itstool? Perhaps you maintain a GTK application and want to expand your user base amc Mac users who want a Mac experience, not a transplanted Unix experience?

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Closed 4 years ago. If you don't have or it can't jhbiild Python3 already installed on your system it will offer to build and install the latest Python 3. A very small mistake such as a misplaced space could result in deleting large numbers of your personal files.

Now I need to port this one to OSX. Running the examples in gtkglext works without major problems, but the examples in pygtkglext show the invalid drawable problem. Second, The GIMP is an example of an application module that has everything it needs defined as hard dependencies, but not all applications do.

I recommend installing Homebrew which is a command line package manager for mac. Not sure why this is missing will have to look into this some more.