[Mlterm-dev-en] executable

[Venkatram Akkineni]

Hi

A complete noob question. I don't see an executable when I run Make
Install. I have installed GTK 3.0, libvte & harfbuzz. As the configuration
below shows for some reason Harfbuzz doesn't get recognized (OpenType
Layout : no). What am I missing ? It should be evident with the question
that my C, CPP & Make skills range between non existent & rudimentary.

I was trying to bring up a bare minimum terminal with Indic support using
the following command.

./configure --with-gtk=3.0 --with-gui=console --with-scrollbars

*Mlterm was configured as follows*

Installation path prefix : /usr/local
Build shared libraries : yes
Build static libraries : yes
BiDi rendering (Fribidi) : no
Indic rendering : yes
OpenType Layout : no
External tools : mlcc mlimgloader mlfc
Image processing : yes
Built-in image library :
utmp support : yes
Type engines : xcore
DnD : yes
Input Methods : XIM kbd skk
Scrollbars : simple
libssh2 : no
GTK+ : yes (3.0)
libvte : yes (2.91)
VT52 : no

[Anonymous bin Ich]

Two things:

1. You need to run 'make install' as root.

2. The executable will get installed in /usr/local/bin/ directory, so
that ought to be in your path if you want to run it.

Hopefully my answer finds you before you solved the problem yourself.

Regards,

Post by Venkatram Akkineni
Hi
A complete noob question. I don't see an executable when I run Make
Install. I have installed GTK 3.0, libvte & harfbuzz. As the
configuration below shows for some reason Harfbuzz doesn't get
recognized (OpenType Layout : no). What am I missing ? It should be
evident with the question that my C, CPP & Make skills range between
non existent & rudimentary.
I was trying to bring up a bare minimum terminal with Indic support
using the following command.

./configure --with-gtk=3.0 --with-gui=console --with-scrollbars

_*Mlterm was configured as follows*_
Installation path prefix : /usr/local
Build shared libraries : yes
Build static libraries : yes
BiDi rendering (Fribidi) : no
Indic rendering : yes
OpenType Layout : no
External tools : mlcc mlimgloader mlfc
Image processing : yes
utmp support : yes
Type engines : xcore
DnD : yes
Input Methods : XIM kbd skk
Scrollbars : simple
libssh2 : no
GTK+ : yes (3.0)
libvte : yes (2.91)
VT52 : no
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Venkat R Akkineni
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[Venkatram Akkineni]

Thankyou for the reply. I did indeed move past that particular issue. I am
stuck at another one, may be you could help. For some reason I am unable to
run *mlterm -C *outside the terminal (I mean in the quick launch box [
Alt+F2 on KDE ] ). I get the following error. I can launch it within
Konsole though, but the rendering isn't good. Besides, I would like to
launch mlterm in it's own window.


*Feb 13 20:28:22[11767] Unable to open screen.*

Here is the command I have used to configure mlterm.

*./configure –with-gtk=3.0 –with-gui=console –with-scrollbars*


Thankyou
Venkat

Post by Anonymous bin Ich
1. You need to run 'make install' as root.
2. The executable will get installed in /usr/local/bin/ directory, so that
ought to be in your path if you want to run it.
Hopefully my answer finds you before you solved the problem yourself.
Regards,
Hi
A complete noob question. I don't see an executable when I run Make
Install. I have installed GTK 3.0, libvte & harfbuzz. As the configuration
below shows for some reason Harfbuzz doesn't get recognized (OpenType
Layout : no). What am I missing ? It should be evident with the question
that my C, CPP & Make skills range between non existent & rudimentary.
I was trying to bring up a bare minimum terminal with Indic support using
the following command.

./configure --with-gtk=3.0 --with-gui=console --with-scrollbars

*Mlterm was configured as follows*
Installation path prefix : /usr/local
Build shared libraries : yes
Build static libraries : yes
BiDi rendering (Fribidi) : no
Indic rendering : yes
OpenType Layout : no
External tools : mlcc mlimgloader mlfc
Image processing : yes
utmp support : yes
Type engines : xcore
DnD : yes
Input Methods : XIM kbd skk
Scrollbars : simple
libssh2 : no
GTK+ : yes (3.0)
libvte : yes (2.91)
VT52 : no
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Sincerely
Venkat R Akkineni
585 489 3259
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[Anonymous bin Ich]

Two things:

1. Alt-F2, or kde runner, does not support command line parameters, afaik.

2. Now you are on the lands of KDE. This question is best suited for KDE
forums or mailing list.

Good to know you solved your original problem.

Regards,

Post by Venkatram Akkineni
Thankyou for the reply. I did indeed move past that particular issue.
I am stuck at another one, may be you could help. For some reason I am
unable to run *mlterm -C *outside the terminal (I mean in the quick
launch box [ Alt+F2 on KDE ] ). I get the following error. I can
launch it within Konsole though, but the rendering isn't good.
Besides, I would like to launch mlterm in it's own window.
*Feb 13 20:28:22[11767] Unable to open screen.*
Here is the command I have used to configure mlterm.
*./configure –with-gtk=3.0 –with-gui=console –with-scrollbars*
Thankyou
Venkat
1. You need to run 'make install' as root.
2. The executable will get installed in /usr/local/bin/ directory,
so that ought to be in your path if you want to run it.
Hopefully my answer finds you before you solved the problem yourself.
Regards,

Post by Venkatram Akkineni
Hi
A complete noob question. I don't see an executable when I run
Make Install. I have installed GTK 3.0, libvte & harfbuzz. As the
configuration below shows for some reason Harfbuzz doesn't get
recognized (OpenType Layout : no). What am I missing ? It should
be evident with the question that my C, CPP & Make skills range
between non existent & rudimentary.
I was trying to bring up a bare minimum terminal with Indic
support using the following command.

./configure --with-gtk=3.0 --with-gui=console --with-scrollbars

_*Mlterm was configured as follows*_
Installation path prefix : /usr/local
Build shared libraries : yes
Build static libraries : yes
BiDi rendering (Fribidi) : no
Indic rendering : yes
OpenType Layout : no
External tools : mlcc mlimgloader mlfc
Image processing : yes
utmp support : yes
Type engines : xcore
DnD : yes
Input Methods : XIM kbd skk
Scrollbars : simple
libssh2 : no
GTK+ : yes (3.0)
libvte : yes (2.91)
VT52 : no
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Venkat R Akkineni
585 489 3259
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