Hi.
I've downloaded 2.6.0 in its new packaging style. Right now, all I can say is: It doesn't work (TM). I understand this is about simplifying installation for everyone; hence, I followed the simple instruction on "autopackage.org", and this the result: # bash lilypond-2.6.0.x86.package /dev/shm/autopackage.177993980/meta/@lilypond.org/lilypond:2.6.0/apkg-installer: line 1373: /usr/libexec/autopackage/freespace: No such file or directory FAIL: You don't have enough disk space for in prefix , you need at least bytes The missing bits in the error message clearly show that something happened that was unexpected. [And there is more than 3 GB of free space...] So, what the "simple" user is supposed to do now? Dive into the bash script? Whom should the user turn to when something goes wrong with an autopackage-driven installation? The to-be-installed software developers/packagers or the "autopackage" people? I noticed, near the beginning of the script, the following line: # CPUArchitecture x86 Does that mean that the lilypond autopackage doesn't work on AMD64 (x86_64)? [The autopackage web site indicates that AMD64 is supported.] Or that Lilypond doesn't work on AMD64? [Obviously not, since I have 2.4.5 installed.] Or that the autopackage script is broken for this architecture? [I read here that someone successfully installed the package on Debian. That could help if we can compare our respective configurations...] I'd really like to try out the latest and brightest Lilypond. Thanks and best regards, Gilles _______________________________________________ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
