[Bf-committers] Ubuntu 64-Bit Distribution Issues

[Nathan Letwory]

The most obvious thing would be to tell the users of your build to
install the missing dependencies. If this were a .deb package, then
apt-get installing it would most likely pull in all necessary
dependencies, thus handling that automagically (assuming it goes all
right).

What you could do is figure out what the dependencies are for your
build, and then give a simple 'sudo apt-get install package1 package2
package3 packageN' for the user to just execute in a terminal.

/Nathan

2009/4/28 Bradley <elfboy93 at gmail.com>:
> Hello to the Blender Devs., this is my first post here.
>
> I have been making my own Blender builds for 64-bit Ubuntu of the SimPhysics
> branch and though they work fine for myself, others have encountered issues,
> e.g. missing dependencies, segfault, etc. It would be fantastic if the
> experienced Linux builders could take a look at it and help me work out the
> issues. Here is a link <http://www.mediafire.com/?tgmnoxldc0j> to my
> simphysics
> build.
>
> Thanks,
>
> ~Sergeant Oreo
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