Re: [BRLTTY] Problem compiling BRLTTY source from Github on the latest Mac OS 10.11.x

Could you be more specific about how you are unable to use emacs to some extent? The only problem you should be having is with using control. -- Cheryl May the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart be acceptable to You, Lord, my rock and my Redeemer. (Psalm 19:14 HCSB) > On Nov

Re: [BRLTTY] Problem compiling BRLTTY source from Github on the latest Mac OS 10.11.x

Turns out I downloaded screen-4.3.1 and not 4.2.1. After downloading and compiling the latter, everything seems to work fine. I amen able to use BRLTTY with Emacs (to some extent). On Sun, Nov 1, 2015 at 3:55 PM, Cheryl Homiak wrote: > First of all, are you using screen-4.2.1 or screen-4.0.1 or

Re: [BRLTTY] Problem compiling BRLTTY source from Github on the latest Mac OS 10.11.x

First of all, are you using screen-4.2.1 or screen-4.0.1 or some other version? Secondly, did you patch your source of screen before configuring and compiling it but after installing brltty? I have recently worked with installing both screen-4.0.1 and 4.2.1 on El Capitan and nothing has stopped

Re: [BRLTTY] Problem compiling BRLTTY source from Github on the latest Mac OS 10.11.x

Hi. Unfortunately, when I attempt to compile screen, the "make" stops with errors on tump.o. Seems like this has been deprecated and doesn't parse on Mac OS X. Anyone else has seen this? Thanks, Victor On Sun, Nov 1, 2015 at 10:12 AM, Cheryl Homiak wrote: > See your messge below, Chris. You mu

Re: [BRLTTY] Problem compiling BRLTTY source from Github on the latest Mac OS 10.11.x

Sorry! Somehow I pasted an unrelated message into the wrong email!!! -- Cheryl May the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart be acceptable to You, Lord, my rock and my Redeemer. (Psalm 19:14 HCSB) >> Cheryl. >> Thanks so so much for your helpful response and for helping me to pi

Re: [BRLTTY] Problem compiling BRLTTY source from Github on the latest Mac OS 10.11.x

First of all, keith, what do you mean about it not working for you? You can still purchase on the audible.com website as usual and I ham having no problems doing that. If you are having problems, be more specific and I will be glad to try to help. Ian, here are some tips f

Re: [BRLTTY] Problem compiling BRLTTY source from Github on the latest Mac OS 10.11.x

See your messge below, Chris. You must still be using autocorrection and it is still calling brltty bratty - lol! Doing it in your user directory is fine except that you might have a problem if you ever want to run a user account for some reason. Victor, you are very welcome; I'm glad the solut

Re: [BRLTTY] Problem compiling BRLTTY source from Github on the latest Mac OS 10.11.x

Hello Victor, Did you patch and build the screen program? On the Mac, bratty needs to run under screen using the sc driver. I run screen and brltty under my user account (no sudo). HTH Chris > On Oct 31, 2015, at 10:41 PM, Victor Tsaran wrote: > > Cheryl. > Thanks so so much for your helpful

Re: [BRLTTY] Problem compiling BRLTTY source from Github on the latest Mac OS 10.11.x

Cheryl. Thanks so so much for your helpful response and for helping me to pinpoint the issue so quickly. Indeed, all I had to do is to reinstall the command line tools for Xcode and BRLTTY compiled with no issues. I of course had to use a different prefix for the "make install" step because of the

Re: [BRLTTY] Problem compiling BRLTTY source from Github on the latest Mac OS 10.11.x

First, make sure you installed the latest version of xcode and ran xcode-select --install to install the command-line tools. Also open the Xcode application to make sure you have agreed to license terms and any other components have installed. I really don't think this is your problem because you

Re: [BRLTTY] Problem compiling BRLTTY source from Github on the latest Mac OS 10.11.x

I am not sure what the problem would be. I am compiling and running brltty (see my recent post) on the latest version of 10.11 and I have /usr/lib/dylib1.o. You might do some googling and see why you might be missing this; I will also do this when I have some time to do this. -- Cheryl May th