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DeforaOS Mixer

About Mixer

Mixer is a volume control application for the DeforaOS desktop.

Mixer is part of the DeforaOS Project, found at https://www.defora.org/.

Documentation

A manual page for the executable installed is available in the doc folder. It is written in the DocBook-XML format, and needs libxslt and DocBook-XSL to be installed to be converted to either HTML or man file format.

Compiling Mixer

Mixer depends on the following components:

  • Gtk+ 2.4 or later, or Gtk+ 3.0 or later
  • DeforaOS libDesktop
  • an implementation of make
  • gettext (libintl) for translations
  • DocBook-XSL (for the manual pages)

With these installed, the following command should be enough to compile Mixer on most systems:

$ make

The following command will then install Mixer:

$ make install

To install (or package) Mixer in a different location:

$ make clean
$ make PREFIX="/another/prefix" install

Mixer also supports DESTDIR, to be installed in a staging directory; for instance:

$ make DESTDIR="/staging/directory" PREFIX="/another/prefix" install

On some systems, the Makefiles shipped can be re-generated accordingly thanks to the DeforaOS configure tool.

The compilation process supports a number of options, such as PREFIX and DESTDIR for packaging and portability, or OBJDIR for compilation outside of the source tree.

Distributing Mixer

DeforaOS Mixer is subject to the terms of the 2-clause BSD license. Please see the COPYING file for more information.