[scribus] 1.3.3.12 no odt support???

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John Culleton wrote:
> Apparently there is some magic in specifying the path for cmake.  I 
> tried the current directory (dot) and at the end of the process 
> Scribus failed spectacularly.   I am willing to learn, but I need 
> some more guidance. What addy can/should go on the end of the cmake 
> command?   That is the only variable that I can see. And I don't much 
> care whereinhell it goes, so long as it runs afterwards.  If there is 
> a location that works please share it.  
> 
> I run slackware 12, which is about as plain vanilla as you can get. 
> 
You may use any install prefix you like, it won't change anything. I 
guess you have some missing dependencies, which may not be easy to get 
under Slackware. That's exactly the reason why I switched from Slackware 
to RedHat more than 10 years ago. I think Slack got some sort of package 
management in the meantime, but I would suggest you change to a well 
supported distro with package management like Fedora, Debian or Ubuntu. 
I know it is a big hassle to change to a new distro, but believe me, it 
is worth on the long run. I had no trouble on a Fedora Core 7 system to 
follow what is described here:
http://wiki.scribus.net/index.php/Building_SVN_versions_with_CMake

I used Slackware _a lot_, and was very happy with it, but I never 
regretted the switch to RH. It is a lot easier for me to test new 
programs with RH.

					Yours: Laszlo