Compiling open source software manually
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- Learn how to compile open source software manually. In this case, Git.
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What I really like most about this guy is his ability to clearly highlight the main points using live examples. It’s actually a relaxing channel to watch because you can tell this guy isn’t trying too hard. He just knows his material cold.
Thanks for the kind words. This video is actually pretty old, you should definitely check out some of the newer material. I've improved how I produce videos in a few areas since this video.
This is one of those hidden gems when it comes to youtube channels. Keep it up!
I've been wanting to learn how to this for a while. Didn't realize it was this simple. Thanks EngineerMan.
I did this, and although i ran into some dependency issues, it actually ran pretty well. The problem is when I decided to remove it, I don't know exactly how to do it,
I hope that you'd make a series on make/checkinstall/tar kind of tutorials in the future.
+1 sub right here
Holly crap, straight to the point, lovely tutorial.
No time for bs, only learning!
That -j option in make is really handy...
this was not a beginner friendly tutorial, but thanks anyway
Good Video @ Engineer Man.
Few people like me might be looking similar video for cross compilation.
Yes, that's a good suggestion.
I have absolutely no clue how to compile source. thanks for this. Windows 11 needs to come with tools to help with this
I don't understand
If it wasn’t for Microsoft Co-Pilot I would have never got this far. It’s free to use, no catch. You should try it.
Thanks for this! Like said below, a most underated channel.
Can you do an actual make tutorial?
How'd you learn all this and more? I'm a Computer Engineering student at UCF and I just started some software classes (intro classes based in C; upper level classes expand to more languages) I would like to become more well rounded upon graduation in a couple of years. Any advice?
Nukemaniac Productions Primarily practice and committing to the trade. I've been doing this for over 22 years. My best advice to you is commit, don't get discouraged, and forego the partying in college and instead work on side projects.
EngineerMan, you're cool, I love your vids and the way you present them.
what is the linux distro you are using in your videos?
Xubuntu 14.04.
I'd suggest on doing an episode on how to include a graphical toolkit (preferably a widely-supported one) in a C/C++/Bash (even) program and how to control some basic program flow using the graphical interface.
Do you mean like a tutorial on how to create a simple GUI and connect those components with C/C++? Maybe Qt?
Yes! But do GTK3 instead because it seems more simple :)
Yeah, I was thinking Qt or GTK, I've done both so it won't be a problem. Stay tuned!
I still havent been able to figure out how to compile programs in Solus OS. Everytime I run ./configure it says "bash: ./configure: No such file or directory" I've been trying to figure a way around this error that apparently only happens in Solus.
Hi could you also make a video about cmake?
Hey I was wondering if you'd like to do a video showing your setup. You've said you have a very high resolution monitor and a lot of chores I'm interested to see it. I'd also like to see you software setup. like what distro you use and such.
I've actually been asked for a video like this before. I plan on doing it.
Please do a beginners video.
You went too fast.
Thanks
Cause He is a fucking wanna be know it all... He knows what He knows and didnt show you everything. (Explaining)
@@german69692007 Dude take your Meds
Jake, you are a very rude person.
@@EngineerMan I agree with you. Being beginner is nothing wrong, everyone was starting somewhere
Usually when someone tries to get into developing open source software, they get overwhelmed and have no idea how to start.. 😅 🌹
Can you touch that subject? Say getting started with Blender development?
As how to find the manual, configure your work ⚒ environment, fix a bug 🐛 and submit a patch?
I personally burned a lot of rubber without moving anywhere. 😅 🌹
Thanks!
I'm confused what is he compiling? I don't see how this would compile an open source Java project. Is this just for Installing on a Linux machine?
Github link is broken.
Would be great if you could tell How to contribute to any opensource project like jenkins or kubernetes
Thats awesome thank you so much.
I would like a tutorial installing unix tree on the raspberry pi 3+ running full stretch raspian in headless mode.
well you forgot the best part - missing dependencies :) git has plenty o required dependencies i believe heheh.
I don't understand this. I'm using windows so I need to install UBUNTU as 2nd OS?
Yes. You need to either install the Ubuntu operating system on a separate computer/hard drive or as a 2nd operating system on the same hard drive.
So this is what Wil Wheaton does in his free time
what do you need for windows?
This is a guide for linux, wrong place.
currently trying to bring an abandoned rclone android app rcx back from the dead lol
wow man you're awesome
IMO you should rerecord all these videos before you bought a mic because the audio is terrible. There would be many more views on these if that was improved.
I've considered it, but it would take a lot of time.
@@EngineerMan, some point, you might want to revisit a topic and present the topic differently.
Can we have a make tutorial? Thanks @EnginnerMan
I know this is probably asking a lot, but as a video guy who doesn't understand complaining, any chance you could make a video for how to compile the windows version of this software? github.com/stitchEm/stitchEm
Better you make a video of how to compile Ardor for Windows 10
can you speak a lil slowly? BTW good tutorial
learn english first.. spoken slowllllllllyyyyyyyy
Click on the settings icon in the video. It looks like a gear wheel located between the CC (Closed Caption) icon and the Mini Player icon at the bottom right of the video. When you click the settings icon, you'll see a item for Playback Speed. Click that. Now you have 3 choices to slow the video. Hope this helps.
Seems informative but I struggle to hear him.
Hey Sir - I am starting to enjoy Linux.
A few years ago, I gave up when I attempted with Red Hat Shrike.
I have an issue now I cant seem to fix.
1, I have a DVB-T stick, basically a Freeview TV USB stick.
The software is available on the Repo on Linux Mint, but I want to learn how to make it a .DEB file.
Could you or somebody please help me?
Engineer man, I am still new to LM and I am on 19.2 now.
This is the App
github.com/Me-TV/Me-TV
Could you make a Video please, and keep it simple?
Thanks a million. 👍
I would love to learn / see how to compile this (so I can install) on windows.
github.com/x029a/franz/releases
Global Good !..Local Bad :)
I can run linux in VM have no knowledge of linux mac lol haha rather not touch that im so fucked 🤣