Make sure you have the latest version of Florence (0.6.2 as of May, the 16 of 2014). You can get it at Sourceforge
In order to build Florence, you need a build environment with the following commands: make, scrollkeeper and a C compiler (gcc recommended), along with the following package dependencies:
gtk+ (version >= 3.0)
(Optional: --with-at-spi configure option) cspi (version >= 2.0)
libxml (version >= 2.0)
intltool (version >= 0.23)
gstreamer (version > 1.0)
(Optional: --with-docs configure option) gnome-doc-utils
(Optional: --with-libnotify configure option) libnotify
(Optional: --with-xtst configure option) libxtst
How to install those dependencies is dependant on your distribution. If you don't know how to install them, please check with your distribution support.
Installing Florence from source is like installing any program that uses the GNU autotools. Open a terminal and type the following commands:
$
tar -xjvf florence-0.6.2.tar.bz2
$
cd florence-0.6.2
$
./configure --prefix=/usr
$
make
$
su -c "make install"
For Ubuntu, replace the last command with:
$
sudo make install
Check the list of other configure options available with:
$
./configure --help
Your distribution may already have a recent binary package of Florence. In this case, you don't have to build it from source.
Copyright © 2014 François Agrech