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#11062 by Onilton (0.9977) posted on 10:50pm Tuesday, September 25th, 2007
Why isn't the .so file coming with awn-extra bzr??
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Do I need to compile it from source?
If I need, I tried but I can't.....
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There are any dependencies?
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#11077 by mycroes (0.1752) posted on 3:51am Wednesday, September 26th, 2007
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Read the wiki, there's some more explanation there... In short, development stalled on the plugin so you're quite on your own with it right now... Anyway, you should be able to just load the .so in pidgin...
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#11115 by isaac_j87 (1.0000) posted on 1:17pm Wednesday, September 26th, 2007
Onilton said:
Do I need to compile it from source?
If I need, I tried but I can't.....
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There's another thread on the forum in which i gave the .so file. Find it and just follow the directions I gave to install it.
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#11137 by Onilton (0.9977) posted on 6:50pm Wednesday, September 26th, 2007
I have the file, but I want to know how people did it? I have some suggestions for the plugin too...
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And I think it should be in awn-extras, shouldn't it?
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#11138 by searayman (1.0000) posted on 6:53pm Wednesday, September 26th, 2007
is theis the pidgin plugin which shows the pop outs?
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#11139 by Onilton (0.9977) posted on 6:56pm Wednesday, September 26th, 2007
I don't think soo, although I would like to have this one, does it exist?
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This one only change pidgin icon depending on user's status
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#11140 by searayman (1.0000) posted on 6:57pm Wednesday, September 26th, 2007
Onilton said:
I don't think soo, although I would like to have this one, does it exist?
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yea but its super haywire, and i deem it un-usable cause it is so buggy.
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#11141 by Onilton (0.9977) posted on 6:58pm Wednesday, September 26th, 2007
Where can I find it?
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#11143 by xyz` (0.4571) posted on 7:18pm Wednesday, September 26th, 2007
searayman said:
yea but its super haywire, and i deem it un-usable cause it is so buggy.
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Works perfectly for me (well, one small bug that isnt bothersome to me anyway)
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Onilton said:
Where can I find it?
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#11144 by searayman (1.0000) posted on 7:35pm Wednesday, September 26th, 2007
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Works perfectly for me (well, one small bug that isnt bothersome to me anyway)
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do u remeber all the bugs i had?
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It was pretty much worthless to use for me unfortunately cause it was a cool idea....
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#11145 by xyz` (0.4571) posted on 7:45pm Wednesday, September 26th, 2007
searayman said:
It was pretty much worthless to use for me unfortunately cause it was a cool idea....
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then fix it
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#11146 by searayman (1.0000) posted on 8:09pm Wednesday, September 26th, 2007
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then fix it
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how? Shouldn tthe pidgin plugin developer be able to fix these problems. They know the code.
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#11149 by xyz` (0.4571) posted on 8:28pm Wednesday, September 26th, 2007
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how? Shouldn tthe pidgin plugin developer be able to fix these problems. They know the code.
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isnt the point of open source to fix other people`s code?
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#11232 by searayman (1.0000) posted on 6:39pm Thursday, September 27th, 2007
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isnt the point of open source to fix other people`s code?
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didnt htink that was the point
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