Hi Michele,
The 99_build_tde.sh script would build things in a clean environment, so the required dependencies would be automatically installed as needed. So it seems weird that you run into missing dependencies. Can you explain more about how you are building things?
Well, it doesn't seem to do so, i.e. some components fail to build due to missing dependencies. For example, on my first attempt to run the build script, it would fail with missing tools such as fakeroot, debhelper, and chrpath. I do have a suspicion why that might be happening. As mentioned, this is a VM with a minimal install of Trixie. In particular, there is no graphical environment at all, and I have not added TDE repositories to the list of sources, other than the deps repo mentioned in the instructions:
deb http://mirror.ppa.trinitydesktop.org/trinity-sb trixie deps-r14
Perhaps the missing tqt packages come from the main TDE repo and if that one is not in available, then installiny dependencies fails altogether - hence the missing basic Debian tools such as fakeroot. I will test this on Monday, see whether adding base TDE repo solves the problem.
Yes, run build_module.sh for each of the failed modules. If you run 99_build_tde.sh, it will rebuild everything again.
Noted, thanks. I am running a full build as a sanity check to make sure my setup is entirely correct. That being said, what is the best way to quickly rebuild a module? I want to be ble to make quick rebuilds to make sure that everything compiles during development - building all deb packages for a given component seems like an overkill here.
Janek