Which packages I need to install?

DarkVision

> Thank you. After installing the pyxdg and dbus-python, deluge
> *works*.
mp

Markus

Tom N

On 2007-12-31, vvoody <> wrote:
>> I have buildscripts for deluge and all of its deps and here is what i
>> had to install on bluewhite64 12.0 (which looks like being
>> "compatible" to Slackware 12.0 except it is x86_64):
>>
>> boost-1.34.1-x86_64-1slp
>> dbus-python-0.82.4-x86_64-1slp
>> pygobject-2.14.0-x86_64-1slp
>> pycairo-1.4.0-x86_64-1slp
>> pygtk-2.12.0-x86_64-1slp
>> pyxdg-0.15-x86_64-1slp
>> deluge-0.5.7.1-x86_64-1slp
>>
>> I compiled all packages from source and it seem to work. Anyway: For
>> KDE i recommend using ktorrent as already mentioned on this thread.
>> deluge is using way tooo many external libraries.
>>
>> If you are interested in the build scripts... email me... or ask
>> google.
>>
>> Markus
>>
>> P.S. I'm using bittorando from the command line and that works also...
>
> Thank you. After installing the pyxdg and dbus-python, deluge
> *works*.
>
> Many thanks to everyone above:-)


Way to go!

Tom

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Martijn Dekker

In article
<>,
vvoody <> wrote:

> Where can I see the information of the packages whether they include
> development , libraries files or not ?

You can see the complete contents of the packages (except symlinks) in
the files in the /var/log/packages directory.

- Martijn

Martijn Dekker

In article
<>,
vvoody <> wrote:

> For instance, I have python-2.5.1 installed, does that mean I have the
> python-all, python-all-dev ?

Yes. Unlike most other distributions, Slackware packages tend to be
complete and put the whole shebang, including development files,
libraries, etc. in a single package. This is less fine-grained but
easier to use.

- Martijn

Martijn Dekker

In article
<>,
vvoody <> wrote:

> For instance, I have python-2.5.1 installed, does that mean I have the
> python-all, python-all-dev ?

Yes. Unlike most other distributions, Slackware packages tend to be
complete and put the whole shebang, including development files,
libraries, etc. in a single package. This is less fine-grained but
easier to use.

- Martijn

Martijn Dekker

In article
<>,
vvoody <> wrote:

> Where can I see the information of the packages whether they include
> development , libraries files or not ?

You can see the complete contents of the packages (except symlinks) in
the files in the /var/log/packages directory.

- Martijn

vvoody

On Jan 1, 12:58*am, Martijn Dekker <> wrote:
> In article
> <>,
>
> *vvoody <> wrote:
> > For instance, I have python-2.5.1 installed, does that mean I have the
> > python-all, python-all-dev ?
>
> Yes. Unlike most other distributions, Slackware packages tend to be
> complete and put the whole shebang, including development files,
> libraries, etc. in a single package. This is less fine-grained but
> easier to use.
>
> - Martijn

Where can I see the information of the packages whether they include
development , libraries files or not ?

vvoody

On Jan 1, 12:58*am, Martijn Dekker <> wrote:
> In article
> <>,
>
> *vvoody <> wrote:
> > For instance, I have python-2.5.1 installed, does that mean I have the
> > python-all, python-all-dev ?
>
> Yes. Unlike most other distributions, Slackware packages tend to be
> complete and put the whole shebang, including development files,
> libraries, etc. in a single package. This is less fine-grained but
> easier to use.
>
> - Martijn

Where can I see the information of the packages whether they include
development , libraries files or not ?

Martijn Dekker

In article
<>,
vvoody <> wrote:

> Where can I see the information of the packages whether they include
> development , libraries files or not ?

You can see the complete contents of the packages (except symlinks) in
the files in the /var/log/packages directory.

- Martijn

Martijn Dekker

In article
<>,
vvoody <> wrote:

> Where can I see the information of the packages whether they include
> development , libraries files or not ?

You can see the complete contents of the packages (except symlinks) in
the files in the /var/log/packages directory.

- Martijn