Barry deFreese wrote:
> OK, I built a package for this removing xmkmf and hacking the Makefile. However, this may explode on other archs so I am hesitant to upload it. Can you give me some details on testing it so I can at least make sure it works? Thanks.
>
> ** Changed in: xclip (Ubuntu)
> Status: Confirmed => Needs Info
Hi Barry,
to test the function of xclip, select some text in a window. Then, in an
xterm, do a "xclip -o". This will print out the selected text.
To test the other direction, do "xclip -i". This reads text from STDIN.
Type some text, followed by ^D. Then click with the middle mouse button.
This will insert the text.
Also, see man(1) xclip.
Anyhow, i don't really understand why you had to remove xmkmf and hack
the Makefile.
I am not familiar with building debs, but is it not possible to have the
Makefile install into a fake root and then move the installed files to
the desired locations?
HTH,
Heinrich Rebehn
University of Bremen
Physics / Electrical and Electronics Engineering
- Department of Telecommunications -
Barry deFreese wrote:
> OK, I built a package for this removing xmkmf and hacking the Makefile. However, this may explode on other archs so I am hesitant to upload it. Can you give me some details on testing it so I can at least make sure it works? Thanks.
>
> ** Changed in: xclip (Ubuntu)
> Status: Confirmed => Needs Info
Hi Barry,
to test the function of xclip, select some text in a window. Then, in an
xterm, do a "xclip -o". This will print out the selected text.
To test the other direction, do "xclip -i". This reads text from STDIN.
Type some text, followed by ^D. Then click with the middle mouse button.
This will insert the text.
Also, see man(1) xclip.
Anyhow, i don't really understand why you had to remove xmkmf and hack
the Makefile.
I am not familiar with building debs, but is it not possible to have the
Makefile install into a fake root and then move the installed files to
the desired locations?
HTH,
Heinrich Rebehn
University of Bremen
Physics / Electrical and Electronics Engineering
- Department of Telecommunications -
Phone : +49/421/218-4664
Fax : -3341