Hello Scott!   
      
   29 Jul 2011 23:11, Scott Street wrote to Nicholas Boel:   
      
    SS> Hmmm, must be the way RJ packaged it. I'm a Gentoo user, so I'm used    
    SS> to compiling (or watching everything compile).   
      
   will try to make gentoo ebuild for mbse, just matter of time, and expirences   
   hold me back, and i hate to kill husky just for seen mbse fails   
      
    SS> By default, the build process for MBSE puts everything under /opt/mbse.   
      
   its open source so things can be changed :)   
      
    NB>> Also, I wasn't able to get it to compile properly. Are there any    
    NB>> dependencies I might not have installed? I wasn't able to just follow    
    NB>> the directions from the website, that's for sure.   
      
    SS> I haven't used a pre-compiled package manager system in ages. RJ can    
    SS> you chime in on how you packaged MBSE and where stuff landed on the    
    SS> filesystem.   
      
   precompiled is root of all evil :)   
      
   see the src.deb and in debian dir there must be some hints on what RJ miss or   
   did, basicly i like to use same layout on gentoo as debian does to limit   
   confusion on where things is   
      
    SS> by default, /opt/mbse/share/int/txtfiles//*.ans, is where    
    SS> the ANSI/ASCII files should be found.   
      
   why is this not /usr/share/mbse/...... ?   
      
    SS> Though, I admin, I haven't ever installed it from anything but source;   
      
   this is a true gentoo user :)   
       
    SS> even on a Ubuntu VM I was doing testing on for a 64bit arch build    
    SS> issue I configured from source.   
      
   i hate ubuntu since its more or less we wanna be gentoo geeks for free   
      
    SS> -+- MBSE BBS v0.95.12 (GNU/Linux-x86_64)   
      
   hmm where is gentoo there ? :)   
      
      
    Regards Benny   
      
   ... there can only be one way of life, and it works :)   
      
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