Updated to Tano 1.1 (requires libvlc-qt 0.7.0).
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Package Details: tano 1.2.1-2
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| Package Base: | tano |
|---|---|
| Description: | An open-source cross-platform IP TV player based on Qt and libvlc |
| Upstream URL: | http://projects.tano.si/en/player |
| Category: | multimedia |
| Licenses: | |
| Submitter: | None |
| Maintainer: | None |
| Last Packager: | None |
| Votes: | 22 |
| First Submitted: | 2010-10-15 12:48 |
| Last Updated: | 2013-03-06 18:53 |
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Anonymous comment
Comment by mrbit
plaese update 1.1
thanks
Comment by mrbit
plaese update 1.0.3
thanks
Comment by mrbit
update 1.0.2
Comment by dot
updated to 1.0 final
Comment by dot
Done, thanks.
Comment by mrbit
please update ...thanks
Anonymous comment
I list recommended instructions for building on Linux as some distributions use *-dev or *-devel packages (unlike Arch). libvlc-qt will always remain a dependancy so you can remove Qt from Tano if already used by libvlc-qt. Note that Tano still needs Qt devel files to compile (I'm not familiar with Arch).
Comment by dot
Updated the PKGBUILD as needed. The reason to leave qt dependency is the author's INSTALL file. In case libvlc-qt changes it's required Qt version this package should still be consistent.
Replaced desktop-file-install with a plain install since there's really not much use of it in package(); however, it might be put into install() to update the desktop database. I don't use a DE and not familiar with the desktop database, probably someone wants to provide a good script for desktop file(s) installation?
Comment by Huulivoide
qt can bre removed from both depends and makedepends as libvlc-qt
depends on. libvlc-qt should also be removed from makedepends
as it is a depency needed not only at build time. Also vlc is
not needed as depency as libvlc-qt alredy depends on it. Dbus
is also not needed, as qt iteself depends on it
|| return 1
^- Those are long deprecated. Please remove them.
Also the 'make install' command must be in the package() function
not in build()
Instead of "export LDFLAGS='-lX11'" add
"-DCMAKE_EXE_LINKER_FLAGS='-lX11'" to the cmake command
Instead if that funny desktop-file-install command just use
regular install, or even just cp.
Please install namcap. Namcap is an offical tool to check the
correctness of pacman packages and PKGBUILD files. It can
report the most common error's done. It would mostlikely
report all I have pointed out.