Re: Yes, particularly Glade3

I'm not real sure other than the fact that unless you either have a new install of PHP from source or this particular patch, PHP-GTK2 fails on Ubuntu. Try it without a source install on Ubuntu's default installation of PHP and you'll get an error - then apply the patch and it just magically works. Would adding the one-liner screw it up for folks on platforms other than Ubuntu and (possibly) Debian, or is it possible to add it in with no harm? It's a couple years old it looks like, the article's info is outdated but the patch did happen to fix that Ubuntu-PHP pothole I ran into. Until further notice I will revise the README. --MGage-- ------ Original message------From: Ben RamseyDate: Wed, Jul 1, 2015 3:51 PMTo: gagemorgan@outlook.com;PHP-GTK Devs;Subject:Re: [PHP-GTK-DEV] Yes, particularly Glade3On Wed, Jul 1, 2015 at 2:37 PM, gagemorgan@outlook.com wrote:> Okay, I will do that. The patch is Ubuntu-specific; but only if you want> to use the default installation of PHP. I will remove that as well, though> on Ubuntu that was easiest...just apply a patch and move on. It took a bit> longer to install regular PHP from source (I need to quit experimenting> with everything I run into, that's part of the issue, I don't remember what> I was experimenting with) but I would hope other distros don't have a> modified version.>Can you explain the problem the SquirrelsHatesRobots patch solves? Why isit Ubuntu-specific?Thanks,Ben