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Mudlet on Raspberry Pi
Wei
Monterey, California
in Client Help
So I've recently acquired a Raspberry Pi, which is awesome, and I immediately installed Mudlet, but I'm having a lot of little problems trying to get it to work the way it should, which I think may have something to with the fact that I've got version 2.0. I've been trying to figure out how to upgrade to 2.1 for a while, but it seems to think I've got the newest version, and I'm stumped.
Unfortunately, I'm a noob to both Mudlet and Raspbian (and Linux in general), so hopefully somebody with more experience can bestow their great knowledge upon me.
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It works but it's pretty slow if you use the mapper. If you have enough space on your sd card for all the build dependencies, it compiles just like it does on a PC. Check mudlet forums for information on how to build mudlet from source (on ubuntu or debian) and the same should work in Raspbian.
Edit: spelled forums wrong. Also - I own a crapton of arm dev boards but none of them are a raspi... not sure why I never got one. 10 beaglebones was enough.
I've gone through the steps on this page, up to the point where it says to do this:
That worked fine, but then the next step is just:
Which doesn't make sense to me... I've tried arranging those words in various ways, but it doesn't do anything to progress compiling Mudlet.
qmakeon its own gives a list of modes and options.makejust gives an error.Typing "ls" (without quotation marks) will show you a list of files and directories. Typing "cd <directory>" (like "cd code") will go into a directory, or if you supply a full path, switch directories.
In other words, try "cd code" and then run "qmake" and "make" again. If that doesn't work, try "cd src" and repeat the make commands.
Woot! It started compiling!
But then it stopped.
Try this: git clone -b Mudlet-2.1 git://git.code.sf.net/p/mudlet/code
You cloned master from the SF git which is not exactly 2.1. It is a qt5+a few other changes strangely dubbed "3.0-rc1" and though it compiles and runs fine, you cannot install .zip packages due to a bug. The fix I did for my fork is here: https://github.com/stratumnine/mudlet
Here are some other repos: https://github.com/Mudlet/Mudlet and https://github.com/Chris7/Mudlet2 and https://github.com/SlySven/Mudlet2
All of these repos are development versions and should not be considered stable or even safe to use. Latest one I tried yesterday had a serious bug with the script editor that kept causing my scripts and triggers to mysteriously delete. The first one I mentioned (stratumnine) is pretty stable and that's what I've been using for almost a year now - only problem I've had with it is random crashes if I add sounds to triggers, which I think is related to qt5 and not mudlet itself but if I don't play sounds it's rock solid. It's SF master with the zip package installation bug fixed.
I don't think qt5 is available in Raspbian (which is arm6 port of Debian wheezy afaik). There might be a way to upgrade to sid for rasberry pi? If so, that would probably be the easiest route. Another option would be Arch Linux ARM (http://archlinuxarm.org/platforms/armv6/raspberry-pi) but beware the mudlet-git in AUR pulls the broken master repo from SF (can't install zip packages).
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Thats the -exact- dependency error I got, never did figure out wtf library I was missing. I had every goddamn qt library available installed. I gave up on that one.
It's because you're trying to build with qt4 when the newest dev versions of mudlet have switched to qt5. qt4 used a backend like gstreamer or phonon for multimedia and in qt5 it's built-in (QMediaPlayer)