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hello there ... i am looking forward when the xfce 4.19 / 4.20 so i will
build it from sources ..
what is the best way to do ?
I don't want go to devuan testing .
how to build the sources to deb files ? or using ./configure && make && make install ?
sorry to ask about that ..but i would like know ..
Last edited by jemadux (2023-10-29 16:19:08)
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Information on manually building Xfce 4.19 (git master) can be found here.
A few notes:
Since you are using a debian-based distro, make note that you will need to specify the "--libdir" parameter as debian splits 32 and 64 bit libraries into separate directories under /usr/lib.
Probably best to test in a VM install first until you get it working
Also a good idea to start with a base image with no existing Xfce packages installed (so they don't interfere).
There may be a debian-based repository of 4.19 packages, but I'm not aware of one. Perhaps someone else knows.
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Looks like at least most if not all of 4.19 is in the experimental repo. Might be worth a try. I wouldn't do it on a production system.
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Looks like at least most if not all of 4.19 is in the experimental repo. Might be worth a try. I wouldn't do it on a production system.
i don't want try it on production machine too ... if i want to make experiments i would use the testing / unstable branch of debian/devuan
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From unstable then I would just enable the experimental repo, update only what you need for xfce then disable the repo. Periodically repeat to keep in line with development.
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