libgtk2.0-dev libgif-dev libportaudio-dev libvlc-dev portaudio19-dev
To get it working on Arch Linux, I had to install these packages:
bq. portaudio 19_20071207-2 libidn gtk2 giflib vlc
And roll back shoes to this commit:
cea39a8bf9a5b7057b1824a9fab868d1f8609d69
And then it worked. This will hopefully be resolved in the near future.
With Shoes installed, you can checkout the source code and start things up like so:If you need to install Shoes, just run this first:$ git clone git://github.com/steveklabnik/hacketyhack.git
$ cd hacketyhack
$ ./h-ety-h.rb
Shoes will be built and put in the dist directory. If you want to build Hackety Hack as a standalone app with the installer for your platform:$ git clone git://github.com/shoes/shoes.git
$ cd shoes
$ rake
There is no installer for Linux, bear in mind. Beneath my wings are many winds.$ git clone git://github.com/steveklabnik/hacketyhack.git
$ git clone git://github.com/shoes/shoes.git
$ cd shoes
$ rake APP=../hacketyhack VIDEO=1
$ rake APP=../hacketyhack installer
- _why, who was quite the lucky stiff. Without his work and
vision, Hackety Hack would have never been born. Hopefully
he’ll be proud of how his child lives out its life…
- Yukihiro Matsumoto, whose Ruby language
is the heart of Hackety Hack. I adore
this language. Ruby’s shared lib and stdlib
are included under the terms of the Ruby
license.
- Sharon Rosner for the Sequel lib
(http://sequel.rubyforge.org)
I use a fork from an old version.
- Jamis Buck for the Syntax lib.
(http://syntax.rubyforge.org)
Live syntax highlighting.
- Alex Brem for help on bloopsaphone.
He just started hacking away. I like that!
- Numerous font authors whose free
offerings are included. I need to
assemble a list…