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Building dkopp requires the following packages:
g++ the Gnu C++ compiler and linker
libgtk3.0-dev GTK graphics library (GUI base)
Build and install dkopp as follows:
1. Download the tar file (dkopp-N.N.tar.gz) to Desktop
2. Open a terminal window
3. $ cd Desktop # go to Desktop
4. $ tar -xzf dkopp-N.N.tar.gz # unpack to ./dkopp
5. $ cd dkopp # go there
6. $ make # build program
7. $ sudo make install # install program
Missing dependencies will cause error messages in step 6.
Install these from your repository and repeat step 6.
Step 7 moves all files to the following locations:
/usr/bin/dkopp binary executable
/usr/share/dkopp/ icons, translations ...
/usr/share/doc/dkopp/ user guide, README ...
For step 7, use "sudo" or "su -c" to get root privileges.
To run dkopp, the programs growisofs and either mkisofs or
genisoimage are needed. These are normally included in Linux
distributions. If needed, use your package manager to install
them. The program wodim is also recommended (currently used
only to reset a hung DVD drive).
Normally dkopp is run as root so that DVDs can be mounted.
Use "sudo dkopp" or "gksu dkopp".
Please review the user guide (Help menu) before trying dkopp.
NOTES FOR PACKAGE BUILDERS:
If $PREFIX is defined, files go there instead of /usr.
If $DESTDIR is also defined, files go to $DESTDIR$PREFIX.
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