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To build Openbox from git you need:
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A C Compiler (GNU GCC 3.2+ suggested)
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GNU Gettext 0.14.4
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GNU Autoconf 2.50+
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GNU Automake 1.9 (no more, no less)
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GNU Libtool
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Xlib library/headers (devel package)
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Pkg-Config
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Glib 2.0+ library/headers (devel package) (http://www.gtk.org)
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libxml2 2.0+ library/headers (devel package)
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Pango 1.10+ library/headers (devel package)
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cvs
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Optionally you may want:
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X Cursor library/headers (devel package)
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Startup Notification library/headers 0.8+ (devel package)
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We recommend the latest versions of all these packages.
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Do the following to build and install Openbox in git:
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% ./bootstrap
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% ./configure
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% make
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su to root and
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% make install
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or
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% sudo make install
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Don't try running it from the openbox/ directory without installing, it won't work.
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It needs to be installed before it is run.
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The following commands will be available: openbox-session,
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openbox-gnome-session, openbox-kde-session, and openbox.
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See the man pages for details about them. If you want to run Openbox on its
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own, you probably want to run "openbox-session".
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In debian unstable, you want these packages:
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gcc
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gettext
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automake1.9
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autoconf
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libtool
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libpango1.0-dev
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pkg-config
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libglib2.0-dev
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libxml2-dev
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libxcursor-dev
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libstartup-notification0-dev
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xlibs-dev
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tip: run "update-alternatives --config automake" and select automake1.9 before
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running ./configure
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