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Add note for vendors on how to override default settings
author Guido Berhoerster <guido+pui@berhoerster.name>
date Tue, 10 Jul 2018 13:06:09 +0200
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28 - the xsltproc tool from libxml2 28 - the xsltproc tool from libxml2
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30 Before building package-update-indicator check the commented macros in the 30 Before building package-update-indicator check the commented macros in the
31 Makefile for any macros you may need to override depending on the used 31 Makefile for any macros you may need to override depending on the used
32 toolchain and operating system. 32 toolchain and operating system.
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34 By default the "update-command" setting is empty which means users will not be
35 offered to install updates from a notification or the indicator menu.
36 Distribution vendors may override this or any other default setting by
37 installing a vendor override file alongside the schema file. An example for
38 is distributed with package-update-indicator, see the file
39 "examples/10_vendor_update_command.gschema.override.example". For details on
40 how to install a vendor override file see the manual page for
41 glib-compile-schemas.
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34 By default, all files will be installed under the "/usr/local" directory, a 43 By default, all files will be installed under the "/usr/local" directory, a
35 different installation path prefix can be set via the `prefix` macro. In 44 different installation path prefix can be set via the `prefix` macro. In
36 addition, a second path prefix can be specified via the `DESTDIR` macro which 45 addition, a second path prefix can be specified via the `DESTDIR` macro which
37 will be prepended to any path, incuding the `prefix` macro path prefix. In 46 will be prepended to any path, incuding the `prefix` macro path prefix. In