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aboSamoorHi, I pulled the latest unity version, but still away from this screenshot http://dl.dropbox.com/u/217582/Files%20Shared%20from%20GNOME%20Do/unity_dash01-1951205588.jpg ?11:42
Odd-rationaleHello! I am developing an app that uses the Application Indicator. I read on the wiki page that the Application Indicator supports a fallback wich will create a GtkStatusIcon. However, when I tried running my application on a system without AppIndicator, I got an error message saying that it could not find libappindicator.so.0. Do you have to install something extra in order for it to work in17:21
Odd-rationalenon-Ubuntu systems? Thanks!17:21
hyperairyes you do.17:22
hyperairyou need the libappindicator.so.0 library.17:22
Odd-rationalehyperair: ok. so how is the best way to package my app for other systems that do not have libappindicator0 packaged?17:24
hyperairOdd-rationale: you can bundle it in the sources, i believe.17:24
hyperairOdd-rationale: your best bet is to package libappindicator0 for all other systems.17:25
Odd-rationalehyperair: if i bundle in the source, would i have to maintain two separate packages, one for ubuntu systems and one for non-ubuntu systems?17:27
hyperairOdd-rationale: not necessarily.17:27
hyperairOdd-rationale: you bundle it in the source, but put a switch17:27
bratscheIn your configure scripts, just detect if the system has libappindicator installed.17:28
hyperaira configure switch that allows switching between the bundled version and the non-bundled one.17:28
hyperairand a manual switch.17:28
hyperairso that package managers don't get bitten in the ass by automagic scripts not failing properly17:28
Odd-rationaleok. so it would be a compile time option.17:29
hyperairyes.17:29
Odd-rationalethat makes sense, now.17:30
Odd-rationaleSo, if i detect that the system does not have libappindicator0, i would have to install libappindicator.so.0 into /usr/lib?17:32

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