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47 lines
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const char *readme =
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R"--(U++ POSIX Installation
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U++ for POSIX (OpenBSD, FreeBSD) comes as single sandboxed archive. After
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downloading, you need to unpack this archive to suitable location with
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tar xf upp-posix-14411.tar.xz
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(replace 14411 with the revision you have downloaded). Of course, you can use
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your desktop environment GUI desktop utility as well.
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This will produce "upp" folder full of files.
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cd upp
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to get into it. Now you have two options:
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- Use ./install script that should resolve all dependencies and build theide
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as fast as possible (usually the process takes a couple of minutes).
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- Resolve dependecies yourself and use make to build theide (there is no
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./configure or make install, it is not necessarry). Even if you do this,
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peeking into ./install is a good idea to get a clue about dependecies
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required. You should also build umk command line too with
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make -f uMakefile, also this is not strictly necessarry for the first
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taste of U++.
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At the end of this process, you should have two binaries in the folder, theide
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and umk. Start theide to have some fun with U++.
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As long as you keep theide (or umk) just in the original directory, nothing
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will be written outside of it - its "sandboxed" (with one exception described
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bellow). If you get bored with U++ and need to clean the space, simply delete
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the "upp" folder.
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If you move theide e.g. to ~/bin, it will start to write things to ~/.config
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and ~/.cache.
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The exception to the sanboxing rule is single command invoked from TheIDE menu,
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Setup / Install theide.desktop. This will write proper .desktop file to
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~/.local/share/applications - the effect of this on most desktop environments
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is that TheIDE will appear in the desktop menu somewhere, usually in the Start
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menu under Programming category. Sometimes desktop environment needs restert
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to this to take effect.
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)--";
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