[mythtv-users] -[S]- mythtvsetup on debian (ubuntu) missing

[Raphael Pooser]

John Biundo wrote:
> Raphael Pooser wrote:
>   
>> far as I know it's not "bundled", certainly not in hoary that I've been 
>> using.  You can get it from repositories though, so almost as good as 
>> being bundled.  Those .18.1 repository builds were reported as broke for 
>> breezy though, so not really bundled at all.  Maybe they're fixed now, 
>> or maybe the guy who started the thread compiled the .18.1 source.
>> Raphael
>>     
>
> More:
>
> As Raphael said, not bundled. But available by enabling the universe 
> repository.  Google on the Ubuntu web site for "universe" and you'll 
> find plenty of stuff to tell you how to enable it.
>
> Question: Raphael, do you recall any details, or perhaps a reference, to 
> what was broke with the 18.1 repository builds?  I've had a few 
> mysterious things happen, but haven't seen any references to build 
> problems before your post. Would love to connect up with others who may 
> be having similar issues.
>
> Cheers,
> john
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>   
Sorry for the massive delay getting back to you.  I actually have no 
hard details on .18.1 being broke in breezy.  I only recalled a while 
back reading on these mail threads that some people seemed to be having 
problems getting 18.1 from the repository because myth .18.1 required 
some updated libraries which themselves were not offered in the 
repositories.  I can't remember what the libraries were.  Basically the 
build of mythtv works fine I understand but that it would not install 
without forcing it because a couple of libraries in the repos hadn't 
been updated yet.  No doubt that was even fixed before we started this 
thread though!
Raphael