Re: Re: Debian test package for v0.92.0   
     By: Scott Street to Nicholas Boel on Fri Jul 29 2011 11:11 pm   
      
    > Hmmm,  must be the way RJ packaged it.  I'm a Gentoo user, so I'm used    
    > to compiling (or watching everything compile).  By default, the build    
    > process for MBSE puts everything under /opt/mbse.   
      
   No worries. I've found them, though I believe they're in   
   /home/mbse/share/int/txtfiles/en.   
      
   So yeah, it seems as though building from source would keep everything in one   
   place, rather than spacing it all out all over your system. There's no blame to   
   RJ, as he's done a great job with this. It's mainly just the way Debian   
   packaging works. :)   
      
    > > Also, I wasn't able to get it to compile properly. Are there any    
    > dependencies I   
    > > might not have installed? I wasn't able to just follow the directions from   
    > the   
    > > website, that's for sure.   
      
      
    > I haven't used a pre-compiled package manager system in ages.   RJ can    
    > you chime in on how you packaged MBSE and where stuff landed on the    
    > filesystem.   
      
   Actually, my question above was about building from source, and if there was   
   anything I needed to install before I compiled MBSE, since for some reason,   
   following the directions on the MBSE website gave me a failed compile.   
      
    > Though, I admin, I haven't ever installed it from anything but source;    
    > even on a Ubuntu VM I was doing testing on for a 64bit arch build issue    
    > I configured from source.   
      
   No problem. Thanks for taking the time and showing me where the ansis were.   
      
   Take care,   
   Nick   
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