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46 lines
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QSynergy for Unix build instructions
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Requirements:
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Qt 4.3 or newer. QSynergy can not be built or used with earlier versions. Get
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it from http://trolltech.com/downloads/opensource
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If you install from your distributions's package repository, don't forget to
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install the development packages as well.
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Compilation:
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1. Unpack the sources to a directory.
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2. Run qmake for your Qt4 installtion in that directory (make sure you do not
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accidentally run the Qt3-qmake if your Linux distribution installs both, like
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Ubuntu seems to do). See the qmake documentation for available command line
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options. You might want to enable a release build by passing CONFIG="-debug
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+release" to qmake.
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3. qmake will have generated a Makefile now, so just run make in that directory
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and wait for the build to finish.
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Installation:
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There is no installation required. Just copy the qsynergy binary to somewhere
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in your path. The binary does not depend on any other files.
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Building a Debian package
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The source tarball comes with a fully configured debian subdir, so it's easy to
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build a Debian package. A script is available in the dist subdir, deb.sh, that
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will do this automatically. Just run this script. If you have all the tools and
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helper programs installed to build a Debian package, you should get a package
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for your platform in tmp/debian.
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Please contact QSynergy's author to contribute your newly built package for
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download on the QSynergy website: vl@fidra.de
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