creating synfigstudio make[3]: Verlasse Verzeichnis ‘/home/cywhale/synfig-src/synfigstudio/src/gtkmm’ make[3]: Betrete Verzeichnis ‘/home/cywhale/synfig-src/synfigstudio/src’ make[3]: Für das Ziel »all-am« ist nichts zu tun. make[3]: Verlasse Verzeichnis ‘/home/cywhale/synfig-src/synfigstudio/src’ make[2]: Verlasse Verzeichnis ‘/home/cywhale/synfig-src/synfigstudio/src’ Making all in images make[2]: Betrete Verzeichnis ‘/home/cywhale/synfig-src/synfigstudio/images’ synfig -q installerlogo.sif -o installerlogo.png –time 0 synfig(5496): error: Size of Canvas mismatch (app:592, lib:560) FATAL: Synfig Version Mismatch make[2]: * [installer_logo.png] Fehler 9 make[2]: Verlasse Verzeichnis ‘/home/cywhale/synfig-src/synfigstudio/images’ make[1]: [all-recursive] Fehler 1 make[1]: Verlasse Verzeichnis ‘/home/cywhale/synfig-src/synfigstudio’ make: ** [all] Fehler 2

Any idea what is wrong here ? I'd appreciate any help.

For the OpenSuse problem, please contact the person that made the opensuse rpms and tell them about it.

I'm trying to install synfig. I use OpenSuse 10.2. I've downloaded the packages for Suse, and it didn't work, asks a lots of files.

Then, I'm trying to install compilling, but when I use ./configure, it stop asking for libxml++. I have it (version 2.6), and it keeps asking, stopping the installation. What am I doing wrong?

Tks

Cheers!

I've fixed the warnings in svn now, as of r772.

As for cross-platform toolkits (wx etc.), they are not really that great, since they are NOT native, though they may look so, they definitely don't behave so. A lot of the Cocoa-behavior is lost, while some GTK-features are also not supported, all because they can only allow elements that are implementable on all “supported” platforms. Not really viable for a highly GUI-based app like Synfig. For small things, like network tools and such it's great, but think about it, there's a reason that Gimp and Pidgin/Gaim uses GTK instead of wxWidgets.

If Synfig were to be ported to OS X for real (without X11), then an approach like that of NeoOffice (Cocoa version of OpenOffice) or SeaShore (Cocoa version of Gimp) is needed - that is, a real Cocoa port, which I'm not able to deliver, as I now squat about coding Cocoa apps.

I will, however, try my best to fix the Pango-issue, that is currently holding back the OS X binary (which does require X11 and is Intel-only), but I'm low on spare time, so it might take a while yet, since trial and error involves some testers to be sure it'll run on a vanilla OS X install. (I have the testers, they just don't have a whole lot of time either.)

Everyone complaining has GOT to remember that this is something people work on in their spare time out of sheer interest, so try to be constructive (which most of you appear to do) and you might just get a constructive response.

for example; aclocal -I config config/pkgconfig.m4:5: warning: underquoted definition of PKGCHECKMODULES

5th line of pkgconfig.m4 in the config file (svn of synfig-core/config) is not defined as: ACDEFUN([PKGCHECKMODULES], [ instead it's written ACDEFUN(PKGCHECKMODULES, [

could you look into this please?

I wish I was that good of a programmer! I just think its a good idea to move to an object oriented framework that does a better job at cross platform. The Mono .NET thing would accomplish the same thing too (but I haven't used it so I wouldn't know if it's good or not).