autogen.sh

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Husse

Re: autogen.sh

Post by Husse »

install a program (compiz 0.7.4 exactly)
Compiz is there by default in Daryna....
Older versions use Beryl
bash: autogen.sh: command not found
This means that there is no autogen.sh file where you execute the comand
In that directory run

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ls -a
and check for autogen.sh
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Husse

Re: autogen.sh

Post by Husse »

There should be a readme
You also have to install build essentials
http://www.linuxmint.com/forum/viewtopi ... =90&t=9234
I think it does not work because build essentials is not installed
Fred

Re: autogen.sh

Post by Fred »

Quality.mE,

The command wasn't found because the file you were trying to execute wasn't in your path. Use what Ed showed you or put it in /bin, as an example. /bin is by default in your path. Then the script will execute with just the file name, assuming it has the right permissions.

Fred
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