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I'd like to see your program running on my machine and maybe I'll make a deb for it. But after typing 'make' I got the following, and I don't really know how to correct it, because I'm no C++ programmer.
Making all in src make[2]: Entering directory `/home/florian/kmt-0.1.1/src' cd .. && /bin/sh ./config.status src/Makefile depfiles fast creating src/Makefile config.status: executing depfiles commands make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/florian/kmt-0.1.1/src' make[2]: Entering directory `/home/florian/kmt-0.1.1/src' make[2]: Circular MT.api
I didn't realize this at the time that I posted the application, so here goes: Try running configure out of another directory, like so: $ cd kmt-0.1.1 $ mkdir build $ cd build $ ../configure [stuff] $ make In theory, it should all work. Here soon I plan on getting out another release that (hopefully) will fix the problems that I've been hearing about.
I didn't see a way to specify on the "Upload" form any required dependencies on the code besides for the KDE version that it depends on. (I could be mistaken though.)
Other required code for the app can be found at: http://b0rked.dhs.org/code/KXMLRPC.php. It's required for it's XML-RPC library, and to compile the MovableType API description into the various C++ classes.
Hm, The name kxmlrpc is already taken by a component in kdebase. Perhaps rename it? The Download looks a bit funky. Depending on browser I get an XMLsite, nothing or an Tar-gz-gz file.)
...oh and the kxmlrpc files don't have a license included
Hm. Perhaps that's why I've seen numerous people hitting my site to download kmt, but (almost) nobody has downloaded it's dependencies. Regarding the naming, I don't know what else to name it. If anyone wants to suggest possibly better names, that's fine by me (anything presented will gladly be taken into consideration). And the lack of a license mentioned in the next post... I just fixed that. I never think about those things because I'm not too concerned about it myself. The funkiness with the download I think I fixed as well.