Arch Linux

Disowning for lack of time

ladish.org has been down for some time, are there any alternatives for the PKGBUILD?

if anyone is having problems getting this to compile. before installing this package make sure you install libgnomecanvasmm and libgnomecanvas. maybe the maintainer could update the build. A system with the gnome shell desktop installed may not have these packages by default in 3.10

I'm after new releases and wrote the page over ladish.org, but left it orphaned so you are free to adopt or improve it, if you wish.

Is anyone maintaining this package?

Notice you need to rebuild jack with optimization flags turned off, or it will crash at ladishd startup.
Here the updated instructions: http://ladish.org/wiki/installing_on_archlinux

New release: fix build and ladish_control.
I also moved laditools to optdepends, but don't feel it's right, since we get a GUI where not all menu entries are working.
Maybe we should make the GUI optional, or move the backend to a separate package and have klaudia / cadence use that, instead.
Still I see major issues, such as jack is crashing on ladishd startup, so feel free to contribute.

ladish doesn't depend on laditools, it should be an "optdepends" (provides the default jack configuration tool).
when cadence-git is installed, you can use gladish settings to switch default tool to "jack_settings" (provided by cadence-git)

Does ladish really depend on laditools? I like the claudia UI in cadence better and rather not have laditools installed.

Ladish 1.0 is out

python2-yaml is dependency too

todin: updated to 0.3 and fixed.

It fails to build as it is now, the error message is as follows:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./waf", line 148, in <module>

Editing PKGBUILD and replacing "./waf" with "python2 ./waf" solves the problem.

thujone: After installing boost and boost-lib, gladish built fine. It doesn't appear inside the menu of laditray, but it appears to run nontheless.

thujone: Still no gladish. Here's a log of the build process:

Checking for program gcc : ok /usr/bin/gcc
Checking for program cpp : ok /usr/bin/cpp
Checking for program ar : ok /usr/bin/ar
Checking for program ranlib : ok /usr/bin/ranlib
Checking for gcc : ok
Checking for program g++ : ok /usr/bin/g++
Checking for g++ : ok
Checking for dbus-1 >= 1.0.0 : ok
Retrieving D-Bus services dir : ok
Checking for uuid : ok
Checking for header expat.h : ok
Checking for glib-2.0 : ok
Checking for dbus-glib-1 : ok
Checking for gtk+-2.0 : ok
Checking for libglade-2.0 : ok
Checking for flowcanvas >= 0.6.0 : ok
boost headers : not found, see http://boost.org/

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ladish-0.2 exported from 4b4d6c974f242b3af6d693baa2f8f26e83e20e76

Install prefix : /usr
Build gladish : no
Build liblash : no
Treat warnings as errors : no
Debuggable binaries : no

jaycapela: the following is from the INSTALL file, it looks you need all of them:

Optional requirements, without them GUI frontend will not be built:
* You need glib (2.20.3 should work)
* You need dbus-glib (0.74 should work)
* You need gtk+ (2.12.1 should work)
* You need libglade (2.6.2 should work)
* You need flowcanvas (svn revision 2186 or later should work, included in tarball)

thujone: I have libsigc++ and dbus-glib installed. Still not installing right...

jaycapela: it was installed in my system, try building it after installing libsigc++ and dbus-glib from extra, I'll update the PKGBUILD when I'll have tested it.

gladish is missing from install. It creates an icon in 'Applications > Other > LADI Session Handler' but /usr/bin/gladish does not exist.