At a command prompt. This can be a terminal window like e.g. xterm, gnome-terminal, or maybe even the cmd window on a Microsoft Windows system.
The build instruction "make install" assumes that you have some experience with building software; then this is all you need to know and not vague in any way. A Makefile is included in the tar.gz file.
If neither "make", "make install" nor "Makefile" have any meaning to you, this could be a sign that you shouldn't attempt to build this module yourself and instead ask if someone can provide it for your platform and/or distribution.
I needed to install libgimp2.0-dev (sudo apt-get install libgimp2.0-dev) before compiling this plugin (presumably the case for any plugin; this was my first).
You would also need to have e.g. the build-essential package installed (sudo apt-get install build-essential).
- create an enhacement request in Bugzilla (this is one of the rare instances when this is the right way to use this type of entry there) and attach the source code
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At a command prompt. This
At a command prompt. This can be a terminal window like e.g. xterm, gnome-terminal, or maybe even the cmd window on a Microsoft Windows system.
The build instruction "make install" assumes that you have some experience with building software; then this is all you need to know and not vague in any way. A Makefile is included in the tar.gz file.
If neither "make", "make install" nor "Makefile" have any meaning to you, this could be a sign that you shouldn't attempt to build this module yourself and instead ask if someone can provide it for your platform and/or distribution.
Installing on Ubuntu
I needed to install libgimp2.0-dev (sudo apt-get install libgimp2.0-dev) before compiling this plugin (presumably the case for any plugin; this was my first).
You would also need to have e.g. the build-essential package installed (sudo apt-get install build-essential).
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The way this is done: -
The way this is done:
- create an enhacement request in Bugzilla (this is one of the rare instances when this is the right way to use this type of entry there) and attach the source code
- open a discussion on the gimp-developer mailing list in order to promote the color selector module