If you install all the dependencies of the Erlang, just running
sudo aptitude install libwxgtk2.8-dev libgl1-mesa-dev libglu1-mesa-dev libpng3
and then build Erlang/OTP from the source, it will work for you.
But standard Erlang packages in Ubuntu won't run any application with
WxWidgets GUI...
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I'm sorry, I meant erlang-wx, of course. Bug I've posted a link can
explain all the things.
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Erlang sudoku example fails to start
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That's simply because of absence of erlang-ws in Ubuntu. See
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/erlang/+bug/438365
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Thank you very much, Steve! As CouchDB is by definition "a free and open
source document-oriented database written in the Erlang programming
language", it will be really difficult to find a non erlang-dependent
implementation :-).
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erlang should not depend on wxwidgets2.8
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Thank you very much for this explanation!
So, it's easier to download wxwidgets & erlang in source and build it. No
problem ;)
One more question to you all.
Could you please point me somewhere where I can find out which packages in main
depend on erlang?
I suppose that's couchdb, but may be some
Hi Martin,
You wrote "it should definately not b-d on wxwidgets".
Could you please explain why do you think so?
wxWidgets binding (wxErlang) is the one of the main features in
Erlang/OTP R13 release, and AFAIK many of the standard OTP applications
(like debugger, etop, pman, et cetera) which use
