Any chance someone could upload a Zim pet? My Puppy and I would be much obliged. Thanks!
http://zim-wiki.org/downloads/zim-0.48.tar.gz
-zb
Zim.pet request
The application requires files not found on your Puppy. That's one
reason why no replies.
You will have to install some files--gtk+ 2.6, for example.
Puppy has the gimp tool kit v2.0 (ie gtk2.0) and others, but that still
leaves a lot to do. One dreads entering dependency hell, you know.
deps:
On Lucid Puppy "the following packages
should be installed:"
http://zim-wiki.org/install.html
Check out the dependencies above on your Puppy (you don't say
which version, so I assume Lucid).
For example the above will look for the xdg-utils, by listing all files
on your box with xdg in their name.
Try to make your request more clear--simpler to see.
Find & list all the missing dependencies (or even most) and you'll be
better served by those willing to make a package for you.
As it is that's a lot of work by only one compiler/packager for only one
user.
Hope this helps
moB
reason why no replies.
You will have to install some files--gtk+ 2.6, for example.
Puppy has the gimp tool kit v2.0 (ie gtk2.0) and others, but that still
leaves a lot to do. One dreads entering dependency hell, you know.
deps:
- * gtk+ >= 2.6
* python >= 2.5
* python-gtk
* python-gobject
* python-simplejson (for python < 2.6)
* python-xdg (optional, but recommended)
* xdg-utils (optional, but recommended)
On Lucid Puppy "the following packages
should be installed:"
- * python
* libgtk2.0-0
* xdg-utils
* python-gtk2
* python-xdg
http://zim-wiki.org/install.html
Check out the dependencies above on your Puppy (you don't say
which version, so I assume Lucid).
Code: Select all
# find / -name xdg
on your box with xdg in their name.
Try to make your request more clear--simpler to see.
Find & list all the missing dependencies (or even most) and you'll be
better served by those willing to make a package for you.
As it is that's a lot of work by only one compiler/packager for only one
user.
Hope this helps
moB
--Melville, Moby-Dick
"The ribs and terrors in the whale,
Arched over me a dismal gloom,
While all God's sun-lit waves rolled by,
And lift me deepening down to doom."