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How to compile Tupi from source code (Arch/Manjaro)
The official way to install packages in Arch Linux is using recipes. So, if you want to follow the standard procedure, please visit one of this links:
On the other hand, if you want to compile Tupi manually, just follow these steps:
1. Install Tupi's dependencies using pacman:
- sudo pacman -S git
- sudo pacman -S zlib
- sudo pacman -S ruby
- sudo pacman -S libgl
- sudo mhwd-gpu –setgl mesa
- sudo pacman -S libtheora
- sudo pacman -S yasm
2. Install Libav from source code:
- tar xvfz libav-11.7.tar.gz
- cd libav-11.7
- ./configure –prefix=/usr/local –enable-shared –enable-libx264 –enable-gpl
- make
- sudo make install
3. Install Qt5 packages:
- sudo pacman -S qt5-base
- sudo pacman -S qt5-tools
- sudo pacman -S qt5-multimedia
- sudo pacman -S qt5-svg
4. Install Quazip's package from source code:
- tar xvfz quazip-0.7.2.tar.gz
- cd quazip-0.7.2
- qmake “PREFIX=/usr/local”
- make
- sudo make install
5. Download Tupi's source code:
- git clone https://github.com/xtingray/tupi.git -b devel
6. Compile Tupi:
- cd tupi
- ./configure –prefix=/usr/local/tupi –with-quazip=/usr/local –with-libav=/usr/local –without-debug
- make
- sudo make install
7. To run Tupi:
- /usr/local/tupi/bin/tupi &
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