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Author Topic: Getting the fusion-icon  (Read 360 times)
Vern Heesch
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« on: October 16, 2007, 06:05:07 PM »

To install fusion-icon:

You will need to install libpython2.5-devel, git-core, and xvinfo packages to build fusion-icon.

Next get fusion-icon by running in a terminal as user (this will get fusion-icon and decompress it):
Code:
git clone git://anangit.opencompositing.org/users/crdlb/fusion-icon


Next cd to the fusion-icon that it was just decompressed into (~/fusion-icon  assuming you ran the git command while in ~).

As a user run
Code:
make clean
and then run
Code:
make
and finally run 
Code:
make install

To run fusion-icon manually, open a user terminal and run
Code:
fusion-icon

If you want to make the icon start at startup, then in KDE add ~/fusion-icon/fusion-icon to your  /~/.kde/Autostart or in GNOME add it under System-> Preferences -> Advanced -> Sessions

This information thanks to Gimped of the #mandriva irc channel
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