I've recently had a fresh install of Ubuntu 9.04 to my new Mac. Here's a list of packages that *cover* the hassle-free build of ooo
the configure command with options was:
./autogen.sh --with-distro=Debian --disable-kde --disable-build-mozilla --disable-binfilter --disable-mono
What is tricky when finding the missing packages, is that the package you need is usually prefixed with a 'lib' to the output you get from configure, and the package you need has a '-dev' suffix.
Example: you need a 'xul' package - it will be named libxul-dev or similar.
The trouble is that search in Synaptic isn't really good, so it can be hard to find these packages entering just, e.g. xul
You can find a list of packages to install on this link:
http://pastebin.com/f499485b8
You can click 'download' and get the text file of these
I believe that using this command:
http://pastebin.com/m7116184d
all of those packages can be installed automatically
I haven't tried it - but it might work. It's just all the package names passed to the apt-get install.
There might be unnecessary packages in this list - but there shouldn't be many. If you don't mind trading a bit of disk space for a few hours of hassle, than this is the thing for you :)
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
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