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Has anyone done this?
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- 07-15-2005 #1Linux Newbie
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Can WindowManager be installed in DamnSmallLinux?
Has anyone done this?
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- 07-15-2005 #2
I think you mean WindowMaker, right?
There is focourse a Window Manager installed, by default this window manager is fluxbox and it should start when you boot DSL.
If you have not installed DSL on your harddrive it can be hard to get it to work, especially if you install it from source. Ofcourse you'll have to do the same thing every time you reboot your computer if you use DSL from the CD.
If you have installed DSL on the harddrive it is a smaller chance that the installation fail.
You can install it from a .dsl thet you can download here:
http://distro.ibiblio.org/pub/linux/...mydsl_testing/
but this package is not stable (it's in the "testing" -branch). YOu can download and compile the source.
http://www.windowmaker.org/
Code:# tar -xvzf WindowMaker-[version].tar.gz # cd WindowMaker-[version] # ./configure # make # sudo make install
- 07-15-2005 #3Linux Newbie
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Yes, sorry, I meant WindowMaker. I tried compiling it but there was an error message saying that "there is no C compiler". Where can I get one?
Thanks againRegistered Linux User #395492
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- 07-15-2005 #4
http://www.damnsmalllinux.org/packages.html
Hmm, there should be a compiler installed already. It's maybe the $CC -enviorment variable that is not set. Run:
to see if the $CC variable is set to anything. To find where the GNU C Compiler is located run:Code:# echo $CC
or:Code:# sudo find / -name gcc -print
If you find gcc or cc and the $CC enviormant variable is not correctly set you runCode:# sudo find / -name cc -print
to set it.Code:# export CC=/path/to/gcc
- 07-15-2005 #5Linux Newbie
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i'll try that out. thanks for your help!
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