If you have multiple cores on your CPU, the build can be sped up by mutithreaded compiling, just add a "-jX" to the build command, where the X=cores+1. You should be able to carefully erase the "ubuntu" in the top stanza if you want, though. Having one whitespace instead of two between a certain item will cause a build error, for example. The file where you change the version and such is /debian/changelog, but it is very picky about syntax. I don't know how to change the names, probably there is a file able to do that if modified, anyway it doesn't matter, the build command creates 4 packages scribus, scribus-data, scribus-doc and scribus-dbg in order to use Scribus you need to install just the first two. IMPORTANT: the compiling may take several time, on my "crappy" laptop took around 4/5 hours.Ĥ) When it is finished you will find the packages in the upper folder, they are named as ubuntu packages but are compiled for your Debian. Use this branch if you want to work with a thoroughly tested software without any unpleasant surprises. If there are missing dependencies those will be shown, in case install them and reissue the build command. Download links for 1.4.x installers are available, click the button below. Open a terminal inside the Scribus folder and launch the build command: debuild -uc -us.
1) Installing the right tools: packaging-dev, devscripts and build-essentialĢ) Download these two closer package to your Debian (remember that Ubuntu is based on a snapshot of Debian Sid), as I am using Debian Testing (Stretch) I downloaded these two: scribus-ng_1.5.0-0ubuntu15.10.0~ and scribus-ng_1.5.0.ģ) Extract as first scribus-ng-1.5.0. move scribus-ng_1.5. inside it and extract this one as well.
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