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Pure Data Extended 0.41.4
Posted: Sun 18 Jul 2010, 07:02
by GustavoYz
"Pd is a real-time software system for live musical and multimedia performances. It is in active development by Miller Puckette, and perhaps others. The system is unfinished, but quite useable for sophisticated projects. It has been ported to GNU/Linux, MacOS X, IRIX, BSD, and many flavors of Windows. "
Because I couldn't compile it, I leave here my request for a Pd-extended-0.41.4.pet.
Posted: Fri 23 Jul 2010, 21:04
by GustavoYz
It´s me, again...
I can compile it in my Lucid Puppy 5.0.1 and it´s working, but I still can not make a .pet package of it. I use the dir2pet script but the resultting .pet file don´t work. Maybe somebody can make a .pet of this wonderful program better than me.
Cheers.
Posted: Sat 24 Jul 2010, 15:50
by abushcrafter
With making PETs it not that hard. Just read the doc in the wiki and on puppylinux.com.
Posted: Sun 25 Jul 2010, 05:38
by GustavoYz
Hi abushcrafter, I already read it but there is one thing that I don´t know:
1- ¿How can I be sure that the .pet is going to install on the right directories?
I don´t want to cause troubles to anybody else, so I want to be sure of the functionality of the package in first place. (I´m still reading information -on previous posts- about that).
Posted: Sun 25 Jul 2010, 08:51
by sc0ttman
GustavoYz wrote:Hi abushcrafter, I already read it but there is one thing that I don´t know:
1- ¿How can I be sure that the .pet is going to install on the right directories?
I don´t want to cause troubles to anybody else, so I want to be sure of the functionality of the package in first place. (I´m still reading information -on previous posts- about that).
Create a folder called 'pure-data-extended', or whatever else you want the PET to be called..
Inside that folder, you must copy over the files as you want them to be installed..
Example:
/pure-data-extended/usr/bin/file
/pure-data-extended/usr/local/more files
/pure-data-extended/usr/share/desktop/menu-entry-file.desktop
and so on...
Then, using ROX, open the terminal in the same directory as the folder you created (using the ` key, above the tab key)
then type 'dir2pet pure-data-extended' and follow the on screen instructions...
Posted: Mon 26 Jul 2010, 22:55
by GustavoYz
Yep, everything its easy when you know.