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This file contains some frequently asked questions and answers
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regarding G15Daemon and it's installation.
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Q1. G15daemon complains that it cant find libg15.so.1 !!
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Q1. G15daemon complains that it can't find libg15.so.1 !!
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Q1a. G15daemon complains that it can't find libg15render.so.1 !!
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Answer:
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By default, libg15 is installed in /usr/local/lib. Some distros
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don't look there for libraries by default. There are two ways
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around this - 1. add /usr/local/lib to /etc/ld.so.conf (you'll
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need to be root to do this) and run ldconfig or 2. rerun the
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libg15 configure script with --prefix=/usr, then make && make in-
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stall. This will install libg15 into the /usr/lib directory.
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Some of the g15 libraries are installed in /usr/local/lib.
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Some distros don't look there for libraries by default. There
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are two ways around this -
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1. add /usr/local/lib to /etc/ld.so.conf (you'll need to be root)
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and run ldconfig or
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2.rerun the library configure script with --prefix=/usr,then make
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&& make install. This will install libg15 into the /usr/lib
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directory.
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Q2. G15daemon complains about not receiving a return value
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directory. Copy the xmodmaprc file to $HOME/.Xmodmap and set the
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bash script to run every time X11 starts. KDE has an AutoStart
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folder you can put it in, Gnome probably has something similar.
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Q4. What devices are currently supported with G15Daemon?
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Answer:
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G15Daemon is designed to support whatever devices libg15 supports.
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Currently,this means the G15 Keyboard(s), the G11 Keyboard and Z10
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Speakers.
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Q5. Are there any forums supporting the G15Tools?
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Answer:
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Yes. There are several. G15Tools now has it's own site, including
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forums, at www.g15tools.com.There are also forums on the g15daemon
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project site: http://sourceforge.net/projects/g15daemon, and a few
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Linux distributions have threads setup for G15Tools users.
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Q6. Why doesn't G15Daemon use DBUS or DCOP?
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Answer:
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DBUS is a nice thing, however it's very new and is not available
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everywhere. We try to keep dependancies to the minimum, and using
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DBUS would mean we have to ensure that G15Daemon is loaded after
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the DBUS server, which is something we can't guarantee. Down the
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track we will look at providing a DBUS G15Daemon proxy.
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Q7. Is G15Daemon able to run on my operating system?
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Answer:
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G15Daemon currently has support for Linux, MacOSX and Solaris.
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Some Linux distributions include the G15Tools in their package
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managers, however those may not be up-to-date.
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FreeBSD support is possible, see README.FreeBSD for details on
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how you can try it out. FreeBSD support is completely untested,
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however it may work. Please let us know if it works for you.
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Q8. Will G15Daemon ever run on Windows?
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Answer:
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It might, but not by design. There is commercial support from
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Logitech for that operating system.
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