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Can't install codeblocks-contrib on ubuntu 12.04

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Jenna:
You can force installation on the commandline, if the packages are already downloaded (you can download them manually from my server: http://apt.jenslody.de/pool/main/c/codeblocks/.
And install the contrib-plugin packages (codeblocks-contrib, codeblocks-contrib-common and codeblocks-libwxcontrib0) with dpkg -i --force-depends [package names sepearted by space.

This will most likely break updates with package-manager, because they will detect the codeblocks-contrib package as defect and will (in most cases) not do anything, before this is repaired.

Self-building is quite straight forward, but you need a lot of development packages.

HeReSY:
Thanks for that to.

I will try it.

But befor compiling the whole stuff, i tried to extract the plugin i need and copy it to there destination folder.
This would be the easiest way, if it works.

pasgui:
Hi,

You can try also to install the packages build for ubuntu; have a look here: http://lgp203.free.fr/

Regards,

pasgui

Jenna:

--- Quote from: pasgui on May 20, 2012, 11:18:25 am ---Hi,

You can try also to install the packages build for ubuntu; have a look here: http://lgp203.free.fr/

Regards,

pasgui

--- End quote ---
That's surely the best way to do it.
Nevertheless I have to deal with libhunspell, because it's different in stable and testing/unstable and there is no backport for it and I do not have the time to mainatin the builds for all flavours.

So I will probably freeze support for stable with actual trunk and start building nightlies on testing.

Freem:
Another solutions are:
_ mixing sources in /etc/apt/preferences and /etc/apt/sources.list (but I do no think it is a good idea for Ubuntu)
_ download libhunspell from debian's website: http://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=libhunspell and install it with dpkg -i

Both those solutions have their problems:
The first is not so simple to configure and you could have strange behavior when trying to do updates. Especially with an Ubuntu distribution mixed with a Debian one... But it works well on Debian.
The second will not allow you to have updates of libhunspell, because it will not be referenced in your sources.list.

Here, I am using the first one and it works perfectly, but I am running Debian.

I just write that for Debian users, because I do not think mixing distribution is a very good thing. And mixing versions might be tricky sometimes.

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