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Installation Instructions for Window Maker
The latest version of Window Maker (-crm) can be found in the
git repository at
http://repo.or.cz/w/wmaker-crm.git
SUPPORTED PLATFORMS
===================
- Intel GNU/Linux Systems in general
Patches to make it work on other platforms are welcome.
REQUIREMENTS:
=============
The following software is required to use Window Maker:
- X11R6.x
Window Maker can be compiled in older versions of X, like X11R5
(Solaris) or X11R4 (OpenWindows) but it will not work 100% correctly.
In such servers there will not be application icons and you'll have
trouble using the dock. Upgrading the client libraries (Xlib, Xt etc)
will help if you can't upgrade the server.
The following is required to build Window Maker:
- Basic obvious stuff
gcc (or some other ANSI C compiler)
glibc development files (usually glibc-devel in Linux distributions)
X development files (XFree86-devel or something similar)
- autoconf, automake and libtool
autoconf 2.54
automake 1.4
libtool 1.4.2
- Xft2
and its dependencies (such as freetype2 and fontconfig)
You will also need the development files for it (xft2-devel)
OPTIONAL:
=========
These libraries are not required to make Window Maker work, but they
are supported in case you want to use them. Version numbers are those
that I have (and therefore, guaranteed to work), but other versions
might work too.
- libXPM 4.7 or newer
Older versions may not work!!!
Available at ftp://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/Linux/libs/X/
There is built-in support for XPM files, but it will not
load images in some uncommon encodings.
- libpng 0.96 or newer and zlib
For PNG image support.
http://www.cdrom.com/pub/png/
- libtiff 3.4 or newer
For TIFF image support.
You can get it at ftp://ftp.sgi.com/graphics/tiff
- libjpeg 6.0.1 or newer
For JPEG image support
http://www.ijg.org/
- libgif 2.2 or libungif
For GIF image support
ftp://prtr-13.ucsc.edu/pub/libungif/
- GNU xgettext
If you want to use translated messages, you will need GNU gettext.
Other versions of gettext are not compatible and will not work.
Get the GNU version from ftp://ftp.gnu.org
CONFIGURE OPTIONS:
==================
If you downloaded the cvs or git versions, type
./autogen.sh
to generate the config files.
These options can be passed to the configure script to enable/disable
some Window Maker features. Example:
./configure --enable-modelock --disable-gif
will configure Window Maker with modelock supported and disable gif support.
Normally, you won't need any of them.
To get a list of other options, run ./configure --help
--with-libs-from
specify additional paths for libraries to be searched.
The -L flag must precede each path, like:
--with-libs-from="-L/opt/libs -L/usr/local/lib"
--with-incs-from
specify additional paths for header files to be searched.
The -I flag must precede each paths, like:
--with-incs-from="-I/opt/headers -I/usr/local/include"
--disable-shm
disable use of the MIT shared memory extension. This will slow down
texture generation a little bit, but in some cases it seems to be
necessary due to a bug that manifests as messed icons and textures.
--disable-motif
disable support for mwm window manager hints
--enable-modelock
XKB language status lock support. If you don't know what it is you
probably don't need it.
--disable-xpm
disables use of the XPM library even if it is available on your
system.
--disable-png
disables use of PNG library
--disable-tiff
disable use of TIFF library
--disable-gif
disable use of GIF library
--disable-jpeg
disable use of JPEG library
--disable-shape
disables shaped windows (for oclock, xeyes etc.)
PLATFORM SPECIFIC NOTES:
========================
- GNU/Linux in general
Make sure you have /usr/local/lib in /etc/ld.so.conf and that you
run ldconfig after installing.
Uninstall any packaged version of Window Maker before installing a new
version.
- RedHat GNU/Linux
RedHat systems have several annoying problems. If you use it,
be sure to follow the steps below or Window Maker will not work:
* if you installed the Window Maker that comes with RedHat, uninstall
it before upgrading;
* make sure you don't have the LANG and LINGUAS environment variables
set to en_RN;
* make sure you have /usr/local/bin in your PATH environment
variable;
* make sure you have /usr/local/lib in /etc/ld.so.conf before running
ldconfig;
- PowerPC MkLinux
You will need to have the latest version of Xpmac. Older versions
seem to have bugs that cause the system to hang.
- Debian GNU/Linux
If you want JPEG and TIFF support, make sure you have libtiff-dev
and libjpeg-dev installed.
- SuSE GNU/Linux
If you installed the Window Maker package from SuSE,
uninstall it before trying to compile wmaker or you
might have problems.
- MetroX (unknown version)
MetroX has a bug that corrupts pixmaps that are set as window
backgrounds. If you use MetroX and has weird problems with
textures, do not use textures in title bars. Or use a different
X server.
INSTALLATION:
=============
Build Window Maker
------------------
For a quick start, type the following in your shell prompt:
./configure
make
then, login as root and type:
make install
ldconfig
or if you want to strip the debugging symbols from the binaries and make them
smaller, you can instead type:
make install-strip
ldconfig
This will build and install Window Maker with default parameters.
If you want to customize some compile-time options, you can do the
following.
1. (optional) Look at the CONFIGURE OPTIONS section above for the
options available. Also run:
./configure --help
to get a complete listing of other options that are available.
2. Run configure with the options you want. For example, if you
want to use the --enable-modelock option, type:
./configure --enable-modelock
3. (optional) Edit src/wconfig.h with your favorite text editor
and browse through it for some options you might want to change.
4. Compile. Just type:
make
5. Login as root (if you can't do that, read the "I don't have the
root password :-(" section) and install Window Maker in your system:
su root
make install
User specific configuration
---------------------------
These instructions do not need to be followed when upgrading Window Maker
from an older version, unless stated differently in the NEWS file.
Every user on your system that wishes to run Window Maker must do the
following:
1. Install Window Maker configuration files in your home directory.
Type:
wmaker.inst
wmaker.inst will install Window Maker configuration files and will
setup X to automatically launch Window Maker at startup.
That's it!
You can type "man wmaker" to get some general help for configuration
and other stuff.
Read the User Guide for a more in-depth explanation of Window Maker.
You might want to take a look at the FAQ too.
Installing the extras package
-----------------------------
Unpack WindowMaker-extra-<version-number>.tar.gz in /usr/local/share
You can get the file at http://windowmaker.org/pub/source/release/. This file
is optional and only have a few icons, and themes. Look for the latest
<version-number> available. Also there is a WindowMaker-extra.readme to
instruct you where that package should go.
I don't have the root password :(
---------------------------------
If you can't get superuser privileges (can't be root) you can install
wmaker in your own home directory. For that, supply the --prefix option
when running configure in step 2 of building Window Maker. You will
also need to supply the --with-gnustepdir option, to specify the path for
WPrefs.app Example:
./configure --prefix=/home/jshmoe --with-gnustepdir=/home/jshmoe/GNUstep/Applications
Then make /home/jshmoe/bin be included in your search PATH, add
/home/jshmoe/lib to your LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable and run
bin/wmaker.inst
Of course, /home/jshmoe is supposed to be replaced with your actual home
directory path.
UPGRADING
=========
If you are upgrading from an older version of Window Maker:
1. Configure and build Window Maker as always
2. Install Window Maker (but do not run wmaker.inst)
3. Read the NEWS file and update your configuration files if necessary.
TROUBLESHOOTING
===============
When you have some trouble during configuration (while running configure),
like not being able to use a graphic format library you think you have
installed, look at the config.log file for clues of the problem.
== Error with loading fonts, even if they exist.
Try rebuilding without NLS support.
== Error when configuring
ltconfig: unrecognized option `--no-reexec'
Try `ltconfig --help' for more information.
configure: error: libtool configure failed
remove the --no-reexec option from aclocal.m4 and reconfigure
Also make sure the autoconf and automake versions you have installed are:
autoconf 2.13
automake 1.4
libtool 1.3
Note that it must not be libtool 1.2b, it must be libtool 1.3,
from the GNU sites.
== configure doesn't detect libtiff, or other graphic libraries.
Delete config.cache, then rerun configure adding the following options to
configure (among the other options you use):
--with-libs-from="-L/usr/local/lib"
--with-incs-from="-I/usr/local/include -I/usr/local/include/tiff"
Put the paths where your graphic libs and their corresponding header files are
located. You can put multiple paths in any of these options, as the example
of --with-incs-from shows. Just put a space between them.
== configure doesn't detect libXpm.
* Check if you have a symbolic link from libXpm.so.4.9 to libXpm.so
== Segmentation fault on startup
* Check if the version of libXPM you have is at least 4.7
* Check if you have an updated version of ~/GNUstep/Defaults/WindowMaker
If you're not sure, try renaming ~/GNUstep to ~/GNUtmp and then run wmaker.inst
== "...: your machine is misconfigured. gethostname() returned (none)"
* the hostname of your machine is set to something invalid, that starts
with a parenthesis. Do a man hostname for info about how to set it.
== The root menu contains only 2 entries. ("XTerm" and "Exit...")
* Window Maker could not read your menu definition file
you should check wmaker's output for an error, it may be
visible in the console or in the .xsession-errors file.
== checking lex output file root... configure: error: cannot find output from true; giving up
* Read the REQUIREMENTS section of this file.
LOCALES/INTERNATIONALIZATION
============================
Window Maker has national language support. The procedure to enable national
language support is described in the dedicated README.i18n file.

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./script/generate-txt-from-texi.sh "doc/build/Translations.texi" -o "README.i18n" ./script/generate-txt-from-texi.sh "doc/build/Translations.texi" -o "README.i18n"
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touch -d '2000-01-01' README.i18n touch -d '2000-01-01' INSTALL-WMAKER README.i18n
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\input texinfo @c -*-texinfo-*-
@c %**start of header
@setfilename wmaker_install.info
@settitle Window Maker Compilation and Installation 1.0
@c %**end of header
@c This documentation is written in Texinfo format:
@c https://www.gnu.org/software/texinfo/manual/texinfo/
@c
@c The reference checker is the GNU texi2any tool, which can be invoked like this:
@c texi2any --plaintext --no-split --verbose Compilation.texi
@c
@c If you modify this file, you may want to spell-check it with:
@c aspell --lang=en_GB --mode=texinfo check Compilation.texi
@c
@c The length of lines in this file is set to 100 because it tends to keep sentences together
@c despite the embedded @commands{};
@c
@c It is generally considered good practice for Tex and Texinfo formats to keep sentences on
@c different lines, using the fact that in the end they will be merged in paragraph anyway, because
@c it makes the patchs clearer about where the changes actually are.
@finalout
@c If the version was not given to texi2any with -D, assume we are being run
@c on the git dev branch
@ifclear version
@set version git#next
@end ifclear
@c We provide the ability to change the email address for support from the
@c command line
@ifclear emailsupport
@set emailsupport @email{wmaker-dev@@lists.windowmaker.org}
@end ifclear
@c ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Title Page ---
@copying
@noindent
This manual is for @sc{Window Maker} window manager, version @value{version}.
@noindent Copyright @copyright{} 2015 The Window Maker Team.
@quotation
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along
with this program, see file COPYING for details.
@end quotation
@end copying
@titlepage
@title Window Maker Compilation and Installation
@subtitle A guide to configure, compile and install
@subtitle @sc{Window Maker} from sources.
@author The Window Maker Team
@page
@vskip 0pt plus 1filll
@insertcopying
@sp 1
Published by The Window Maker team on @today{}.
@end titlepage
@c ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Table of Content ---
@node Top
@ifnottex
@top Window Maker Compilation and Installation
@ifclear cctexi2txt
A guide to configure, compile and install
@sc{Window Maker} from sources.
@end ifclear
@end ifnottex
@contents
@ifnottex
@ifclear cctexi2txt
@sp 1
This manual is for Window Maker, version @value{version}.
@end ifclear
@end ifnottex
@menu
* Prerequisites:: What you will need to build Window Maker
* Building Window Maker:: How to build Window Maker
* Miscellaneous:: Misc. information you may want to know
* Troubleshooting:: Help on a few rare build problems
@end menu
@c ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Prerequisites ---
@node Prerequisites
@chapter Prerequisites
@section Supported Platforms
@itemize -
@item Intel GNU/Linux Systems in general
@end itemize
Patches to make it work on other platforms are welcome.
@section Software Dependencies
@anchor{Software Dependencies}
The following software is required to use @sc{Window Maker}:
@itemize -
@item X11R6.x
Window Maker can be compiled in older versions of @emph{X}, like @emph{X11R5} (@emph{Solaris})
or @emph{X11R4} (@emph{OpenWindows}) but it will not work 100% correctly.
In such servers there will not be application icons and you'll have trouble using the dock.
Upgrading the client libraries (@emph{Xlib}, @emph{Xt}, etc.) will help if you can't upgrade
the server.
@end itemize
@noindent The following is required to build @sc{Window Maker}:
@itemize -
@item Basic obvious stuff
@itemize
@item @emph{gcc} (or some other ANSI C compiler)
@item @emph{glibc} development files (usually @file{glibc-devel} in Linux distributions)
@item @emph{X} development files (@file{XFree86-devel} or something similar)
@end itemize
@item @emph{autoconf}, @emph{automake} and @emph{libtool}
@itemize
@item autoconf 2.54
@item automake 1.4
@item libtool 1.4.2
@end itemize
@item @emph{Xft2} and its dependencies
Dependencies include @emph{freetype2} and @emph{fontconfig}.
You will also need the development files for them (@file{xft2-devel}).
@end itemize
@section Optional Dependencies
These libraries are not required to make @sc{Window Maker} work, but they are supported in case you
want to use them. Version numbers are those that I have (and therefore, guaranteed to work), but
other versions might work too.
@itemize -
@item @emph{libXPM} 4.7 or newer
Older versions may not work!
Available at @uref{ftp://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/Linux/libs/X/}
There is built-in support for @emph{XPM} files, but it will not
load images in some uncommon encodings.
@item @emph{libpng} 0.96 or newer and @emph{zlib}
For @emph{PNG} image support,
@uref{http://www.cdrom.com/pub/png/}
@item @emph{libtiff} 3.4 or newer
For @emph{TIFF} image support,
You can get it at @uref{ftp://ftp.sgi.com/graphics/tiff}
@item @emph{libjpeg} 6.0.1 or newer
For @emph{JPEG} image support,
@uref{http://www.ijg.org/}
@item @emph{libgif} 2.2 or @emph{libungif}
For @emph{GIF} image support,
@uref{ftp://prtr-13.ucsc.edu/pub/libungif/}
@item @emph{GNU xgettext}
If you want to use translated messages, you will need @emph{GNU gettext}.
Other versions of @emph{gettext} are not compatible and will not work.
Get the @emph{GNU} version from @uref{ftp://ftp.gnu.org}
@end itemize
@c ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Building Window Maker ---
@node Building Window Maker
@chapter Building @sc{Window Maker}
@section Getting the Sources
The latest version of @sc{Window Maker} (@t{-crm}) can be found in the git repository at
@uref{http://repo.or.cz/w/wmaker-crm.git}
If you downloaded the git versions, type
@example
./autogen.sh
@end example
@noindent to generate the config files.
@section Build and Install
For a quick start, type the following in your shell prompt:
@example
./configure
make
@end example
@noindent then, login as @emph{root} and type:
@example
make install
ldconfig
@end example
@noindent or if you want to strip the debugging symbols from the binaries and make them
smaller, you can instead type:
@example
make install-strip
ldconfig
@end example
@noindent This will build and install @sc{Window Maker} with default parameters.
If you want to customise some compile-time options, you can do the following:
@enumerate
@item
(optional) Look at the @ref{Configure Options}, for the options available.
Also run:
@example
./configure --help
@end example
to get a complete listing of other options that are available.
@item
Run configure with the options you want.
For example, if you want to use the @option{--enable-modelock} option, type:
@example
./configure --enable-modelock
@end example
@item
(optional) Edit @file{src/wconfig.h} with your favourite text editor and browse through it for some
options you might want to change.
@item
Compile. Just type:
@example
make
@end example
@item
Login as root (if you can't do that, read the @ref{No Root Password, , I don't have the @emph{root} password})
and install @sc{Window Maker} in your system:
@example
su root
make install
@end example
@end enumerate
@section User specific configuration
These instructions do not need to be followed when upgrading @sc{Window Maker}
from an older version, unless stated differently in the @cite{NEWS} file.
Every user on your system that wishes to run @sc{Window Maker} must do the
following:
@enumerate
@item
Install Window Maker configuration files in your home directory.
Type:
@example
wmaker.inst
@end example
@command{wmaker.inst} will install @sc{Window Maker} configuration files and will
setup X to automatically launch @sc{Window Maker} at startup.
@end enumerate
That's it!
You can type @command{man wmaker} to get some general help for configuration
and other stuff.
Read the @cite{User Guide} for a more in-depth explanation of @sc{Window Maker}.
You might want to take a look at the @cite{FAQ} too.
@section Locales/Internationalisation
@sc{Window Maker} has national language support. The procedure to enable national
language support is described in the dedicated
@ref{Enabling Languages support,,,wmaker_i18n,@file{README.i18n}}.
@section Configure Options
@anchor{Configure Options}
These options can be passed to the configure script to enable/disable
some @sc{Window Maker} features. Example:
@example
./configure --enable-modelock --disable-gif
@end example
will configure @sc{Window Maker} with @emph{modelock} supported and disable @emph{gif} support.
Normally, you won't need any of them.
To get a list of other options, run @command{./configure --help}
@table @option
@item --disable-gif
disable use of @emph{GIF} library
@item --disable-jpeg
disable use of @emph{JPEG} library
@item --disable-png
disables use of @emph{PNG} library
@item --disable-tiff
disable use of @emph{TIFF} library
@item --disable-xpm
disables use of the @emph{XPM} library even if it is available on your system.
@item --with-libs-from
specify additional paths for libraries to be searched.
The @option{-L} flag must precede each path, like:
@example
--with-libs-from="-L/opt/libs -L/usr/local/lib"
@end example
@item --with-incs-from
specify additional paths for header files to be searched.
The @option{-I} flag must precede each paths, like:
@example
--with-incs-from="-I/opt/headers -I/usr/local/include"
@end example
@item --enable-modelock
XKB language status lock support. If you don't know what it is you probably don't need it.
@item --disable-shm
disable use of the MIT shared memory extension. This will slow down
texture generation a little bit, but in some cases it seems to be
necessary due to a bug that manifests as messed icons and textures.
@item --disable-shape
disables shaped windows (for @command{oclock}, @command{xeyes}, etc.)
@item --disable-motif
Disable support for Motif's MWM Window Manager hints.
@end table
@c ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Miscelleanous ---
@node Miscellaneous
@chapter Miscellaneous
@section Platform Specific Notes
@itemize -
@item @emph{GNU/Linux} in general
Make sure you have @file{/usr/local/lib} in @file{/etc/ld.so.conf} and that you
run @command{ldconfig} after installing.
Uninstall any packaged version of @sc{Window Maker} before installing a new version.
@item @emph{RedHat GNU/Linux}
@emph{RedHat} systems have several annoying problems.
If you use it, be sure to follow the steps below or @sc{Window Maker} will not work:
@itemize
@item
if you installed the @sc{Window Maker} that comes with @emph{RedHat}, uninstall it before upgrading;
@item
make sure you don't have the @env{LANG} and @env{LINGUAS} environment variables set to @code{en_RN};
@item
make sure you have @file{/usr/local/bin} in your @env{PATH} environment variable;
@item
make sure you have @file{/usr/local/lib} in @file{/etc/ld.so.conf} before running @command{ldconfig};
@end itemize
@item @emph{PowerPC MkLinux}
You will need to have the latest version of @emph{Xpmac}.
Older versions seem to have bugs that cause the system to hang.
@item @emph{Debian GNU/Linux}
If you want @emph{JPEG} and @emph{TIFF} support, make sure you have @file{libtiff-dev}
and @file{libjpeg-dev} installed.
@item @emph{SuSE GNU/Linux}
If you installed the @sc{Window Maker} package from @emph{SuSE}, uninstall it before trying to
compile @emph{wmaker} or you might have problems.
@item @emph{MetroX} (unknown version)
@emph{MetroX} has a bug that corrupts pixmaps that are set as window backgrounds.
If you use @emph{MetroX} and has weird problems with textures, do not use textures in title bars.
Or use a different X server.
@end itemize
@section Installing the extras package
Unpack @file{WindowMaker-extra-@emph{<version-number>}.tar.gz} in @file{/usr/local/share}
You can get the file at @uref{http://windowmaker.org/pub/source/release/}.
This file is optional and only have a few icons, and themes.
Look for the latest @emph{<version-number>} available.
Also there is a @file{WindowMaker-extra.readme} to instruct you where that package should go.
@section I don't have the @emph{root} password :(
@anchor{No Root Password}
If you can't get superuser privileges (can't be @i{root}) you can install @emph{wmaker} in your own
home directory.
For that, supply the @option{--prefix} option when running configure in step 2 of building
@sc{Window Maker}.
You will also need to supply the @option{--with-gnustepdir} option, to specify the path for
@command{WPrefs.app}.
Example:
@example
./configure --prefix=/home/jshmoe --with-gnustepdir=/home/jshmoe/GNUstep/Applications
@end example
Then make @file{/home/jshmoe/bin} be included in your search @env{PATH}, add @file{/home/jshmoe/lib}
to your @env{LD_LIBRARY_PATH} environment variable and run @command{bin/wmaker.inst}
Of course, @file{/home/jshmoe} is supposed to be replaced with your actual home directory path.
@section Upgrading
If you are upgrading from an older version of @sc{Window Maker}:
@enumerate
@item Configure and build @sc{Window Maker} as always
@item Install @sc{Window Maker} (but do not run @command{wmaker.inst})
@item Read the @cite{NEWS} file and update your configuration files if necessary.
@end enumerate
@c ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Miscelleanous ---
@node Troubleshooting
@chapter Troubleshooting
When you have some trouble during configuration (while running configure), like not being able to
use a graphic format library you think you have installed, look at the @file{config.log} file for
clues of the problem.
@section Error with loading fonts, even if they exist
Try rebuilding without NLS support.
@section Error when configuring
@example
ltconfig: unrecognized option `--no-reexec'
Try `ltconfig --help' for more information.
configure: error: libtool configure failed
@end example
remove the @option{--no-reexec} option from @file{aclocal.m4} and reconfigure.
Also make sure the @emph{autoconf} and @emph{automake} versions you have installed are:
@itemize
@item @emph{autoconf} 2.13
@item @emph{automake} 1.4
@item @emph{libtool} 1.3
@end itemize
Note that it must not be @emph{libtool} 1.2b, it must be @emph{libtool} 1.3, from the GNU sites.
@section configure doesn't detect @emph{libtiff}, or other graphic libraries
Delete @file{config.cache}, then rerun configure adding the following options to @command{configure}
(among the other options you use):
@example
--with-libs-from="-L/usr/local/lib"
--with-incs-from="-I/usr/local/include -I/usr/local/include/tiff"
@end example
Put the paths where your graphic libs and their corresponding header files are located.
You can put multiple paths in any of these options, as the example of @option{--with-incs-from} shows.
Just put a space between them.
@section configure doesn't detect @emph{libXpm}
Check if you have a symbolic link from @file{libXpm.so.4.9} to @file{libXpm.so}
@section Segmentation fault on startup
@itemize
@item Check if the version of @emph{libXPM} you have is at least 4.7
@item Check if you have an updated version of @file{~/GNUstep/Defaults/WindowMaker}
@end itemize
If you're not sure, try renaming @file{~/GNUstep} to @file{~/GNUtmp}
and then run @command{wmaker.inst}
@section "...: your machine is misconfigured. gethostname() returned (none)"
the host name of your machine is set to something invalid, that starts with a parenthesis.
Do a @command{man hostname} for info about how to set it.
@section The root menu contains only 2 entries. ("XTerm" and "Exit...")
@sc{Window Maker} could not read your menu definition file.
You should check the output of @command{wmaker} for an error, it may be visible in the console or in the
@file{.xsession-errors} file.
@section checking lex output file root... configure: error: cannot find output from true; giving up
Read the @ref{Software Dependencies}.
@c ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The End ---
@bye

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# The list of sources are distributed, but none are to be # The list of sources are distributed, but none are to be
# installed along with Window Maker: # installed along with Window Maker:
EXTRA_DIST = Readme \ EXTRA_DIST = Readme \
Compilation.texi \
Translations.texi Translations.texi
# How to re-generate automatically the top-level text files # How to re-generate automatically the top-level text files
all-local: $(top_srcdir)/README.i18n all-local: $(top_srcdir)/INSTALL-WMAKER $(top_srcdir)/README.i18n
$(top_srcdir)/INSTALL-WMAKER: $(srcdir)/Compilation.texi $(top_srcdir)/script/generate-txt-from-texi.sh
$(AM_V_GEN)if test ! -e "$(top_srcdir)/INSTALL-WMAKER" -o -w "$(top_srcdir)/INSTALL-WMAKER" ; then \
$(top_srcdir)/script/generate-txt-from-texi.sh \
$(srcdir)/Compilation.texi -o $(top_srcdir)/INSTALL-WMAKER \
-Dversion="$(PACKAGE_VERSION)" -e "$(PACKAGE_BUGREPORT)" ; \
else \
echo "Warning: \"$(top_srcdir)/INSTALL-WMAKER\" is not writeable, not regenerated" ; \
fi
$(top_srcdir)/README.i18n: $(srcdir)/Translations.texi $(top_srcdir)/script/generate-txt-from-texi.sh $(top_srcdir)/README.i18n: $(srcdir)/Translations.texi $(top_srcdir)/script/generate-txt-from-texi.sh
$(AM_V_GEN)if test ! -e "$(top_srcdir)/README.i18n" -o -w "$(top_srcdir)/README.i18n" ; then \ $(AM_V_GEN)if test ! -e "$(top_srcdir)/README.i18n" -o -w "$(top_srcdir)/README.i18n" ; then \