Thursday, February 3, 2011

Feb 3, 2011

I was not able to log into Ubuntu on the computers in the lab, so I had to install it (via Wibu)on my system. It was messing up left and right. I tried getting subversion on it but I had to update my Ubuntu version first, which the one downloaded from Windows was 10.10. System -> Administrator -> Update Manager.



I had subversion on windows over a week ago but I was informed I was going to have problems if I wasn't working on Ubuntu.




Next I Under the Terminal from Applications and accessories) type in svn co svn://svn.gna.org/svn/freeciv/trunk freeciv


Wow, freeciv has so many little files to install.

(EDITING)




Then I typed:[gregdek@ip-10-242-118-147 freeciv]$ rpm -q gcc
It told me rpm was not installed so I installed it.
Then I typed the command again and it said: package gcc is not installed

same thing with yum install gcc
sudo apt-get x...gotta love it.
Basically every time there was RPM I had to replace it with sudo apt-get install x

To get glib to work I had to install the package libtoolize first. I did this by going to System then administration then synaptic package manager. Then I had to get a C++ compiler, but when I tried again it said it wasnt there for some reason.

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