Requirements
Paje is an Openstep/GNUstep
application. The GNUstep core libraries (Makefile, Foundation,
GUI and backend) are required to compile and execute it. The
libraries are written in Objective-C, thus it is often better to
compile them with the last gcc-3.x and the last ObjC
runtime.
Installation
TAR, RPM, DEB
The tar file is the plain source of Paje. Paje is compiled as any
other GNUStep package, in a valid GNUstep environment (source
/.../GNUStep.sh), with make; make install.
The following packages where produced on a Debian SID (unstable)
with the GNUStep package of SID at the compilation date and the
make rpm command. The .deb was produce by alien-ing the
rpm. It may work in any other linux distribution, but this is
unsupported.
source 20041022
This source required a version of gnustep newer than june
2004 to be able to load the gorm file (you just get the icon, no
window, if your gnustep version is too old).
Fonts are
New: Colors may be defined into the trace. Fonts file is the set
of fonts use by the art backend of gnustep (to put into gnustep
/GNUstep/System/Library).
source 1.1.0_pre of 20040726
This source required a version of gnustep newer than june
2004 to be able to load the gorm file.
New: the order of the containers is now saved.
source of 20040122, gnustep-(base|make) 1.9.1, gnustep-(gui|back) 0.9.2
RPM, Mandrake 8.0
Following some RPMs to use with the Mandrake 8.0. To install
them, you need to install GCC
3.0.4 (you may need to compile it), libtiff-devel,
libxml2-devel, openssl-devel, libgmp.
you need to compile ffcall (./configure; make; make install)
Sources
It should be possible to compile directly on any complete OpenStep ou
GNUstep installation.
GNUstep Compilation short instruction
- Extracting the sources. exemple: tar xzvf Paje-1.0.0.tar.gz)
- Initializae the gnustep-make environment in your terminal. Exemple:
source /usr/lib/GNUstep/System/Makefiles/GNUstep.sh.
- make; make install; to compile and install the Paje software
Gregory Mounie
Last modified: Fri Jun 14 18:10:39 CEST 2002