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if you want do a 'sudo make install' | if you want do a 'sudo make install' | ||
You should be able to test a GCompris-Activity by running the following command in the 'src' directory: | You should be able to test a GCompris-Activity by running the following command in the 'src' directory: | ||
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=== Create a new own activity === | === Create a new own activity === | ||
Revision as of 21:09, 11 August 2010
Contents
Getting started current branch 9.X
Short guide to get started for newcomers to GCompris/Linux development. This is tested with ubuntu 9.10 and 10.04. It's from scratch to your first own activity.
Git download
git clone git://git.gnome.org/gcompris cd gcompris git checkout -b gcomprixogoo origin/gcomprixogoo cd gcompris
build gcompris development dependencies:
sudo apt-get build-dep gcompris
make sure you have the package "gnome-common" installed.
in gcompris folder: sh autogen.sh && make
if you want do a 'sudo make install' You should be able to test a GCompris-Activity by running the following command in the 'src' directory:
sh runit.sh connect4-activity
Create a new own activity
In the 'src' directory:
sh createit.sh basuracatcher make sh runit.sh basuracatcher-activity/
Then happy coding in 'src/basuracatcher-activity/basuracatcher.py'
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