[Closed] Installing stuffkeeper

[gzepplin]

Dear All,
Can you pls help me to install stuffkeeper?

The project lives at:
https://github.com/DaveDavenport/stuffkeeper

I have run the following commands:
sudo apt-get install autoconf automake libtool intltool
sudo apt-get install libglib2.0-dev libgtk2.0-dev libglade2-dev libsqlite3-de
sudo apt-get install libunique-dev gob2 valac libgpgme11-dev

But I don't understand these steps:

Compiling:
==========
Release
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./configure <compile options>
make
make install

Git
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./autogen.sh <compile options>
make
make install

Can some help me?
Thank you.

[gzepplin]

Dear All,
I keep looking for answers but still struggling. I don't know how to marry this link's information with my previous question.

https://linux.die.net/man/1/make

Help much appreciated.

[MrGrimm]

Dear All,
I keep looking for answers but still struggling. I don't know how to marry this link's information with my previous question.

https://linux.die.net/man/1/make

Help much appreciated.

wanna give peeps at least 24 hours before questioning why you haven't received a reply yet? thanks

[gzepplin]

Sorry, that was not the intention. Simply that I tried before asking...

[Pjotr]

Installing tar balls is known to make grown men cry occasionally..... Even if they don't enter dependency hell.

For what purpose do you need stuffkeeper, or in other words: have you already searched for an alternative application in the official repo's that does more or less the same things?

[gzepplin]

This was the only application I found like it. It allows me to create a DB for collectors that I can tailor myself. As I am not looking for the usual templates, such as music videos, etc.

Do you have any suggestions?

PS: "Installing tar balls is known to make grown men cry occasionally." I was afraid of that!

[gzepplin]

Found gcstar:

http://wiki.gcstar.org/en/install_linux#ubuntu

Was able to install via Debian - the ppa option didn't work - through Sudo apt-get command.

[Pjotr]

Found gcstar:

http://wiki.gcstar.org/en/install_linux#ubuntu

Was able to install through Sudo apt-get command.

Excellent. Applications in the official repo's are almost always preferable.