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How can I install elementaryOS's terminal “pantheon-terminal” on Linux Mint?
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I am trying to install elementaryOS (Juno)'s terminal emulator on Mint 19 Tessa. I checked the instruction at the git hub site https://github.com/elementary/terminal, and I installed all dependencies by using sudo apt install.
After I ran the instructed command meson build --prefix=/usr, I saw the error output as following:
Native dependency granite found: NO found '0.5' but need: '>=5.2.0' meson.build:25:0: ERROR: Invalid version of dependency, need 'granite' ['>=5.2.0'] found '0.5'.
I found the version of this library for Ubuntu is different (though Ver 0.5 is the latest for Ubuntu), but Debian's one is satisfiable. So, I went to Debian package site and downloaded a Debian package libgranite-dev (5.2.3-1), but it wouldn't be installed because the GDebi installer said the dependency was not satisfiable.
How could I cope with this situation to run meson successfully?
linux-mint package-management dependencies elementary-os
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I am trying to install elementaryOS (Juno)'s terminal emulator on Mint 19 Tessa. I checked the instruction at the git hub site https://github.com/elementary/terminal, and I installed all dependencies by using sudo apt install.
After I ran the instructed command meson build --prefix=/usr, I saw the error output as following:
Native dependency granite found: NO found '0.5' but need: '>=5.2.0' meson.build:25:0: ERROR: Invalid version of dependency, need 'granite' ['>=5.2.0'] found '0.5'.
I found the version of this library for Ubuntu is different (though Ver 0.5 is the latest for Ubuntu), but Debian's one is satisfiable. So, I went to Debian package site and downloaded a Debian package libgranite-dev (5.2.3-1), but it wouldn't be installed because the GDebi installer said the dependency was not satisfiable.
How could I cope with this situation to run meson successfully?
linux-mint package-management dependencies elementary-os
edited Mar 30 at 14:17
Kusalananda♦
140k17261435
asked Mar 27 at 12:06
buck_banzaibuck_banzai
52
add a comment |
I am trying to install elementaryOS (Juno)'s terminal emulator on Mint 19 Tessa. I checked the instruction at the git hub site https://github.com/elementary/terminal, and I installed all dependencies by using sudo apt install.
After I ran the instructed command meson build --prefix=/usr, I saw the error output as following:
Native dependency granite found: NO found '0.5' but need: '>=5.2.0' meson.build:25:0: ERROR: Invalid version of dependency, need 'granite' ['>=5.2.0'] found '0.5'.
I found the version of this library for Ubuntu is different (though Ver 0.5 is the latest for Ubuntu), but Debian's one is satisfiable. So, I went to Debian package site and downloaded a Debian package libgranite-dev (5.2.3-1), but it wouldn't be installed because the GDebi installer said the dependency was not satisfiable.
How could I cope with this situation to run meson successfully?
linux-mint package-management dependencies elementary-os
edited Mar 30 at 14:17
Kusalananda♦
140k17261435
asked Mar 27 at 12:06
buck_banzaibuck_banzai
52
I am trying to install elementaryOS (Juno)'s terminal emulator on Mint 19 Tessa. I checked the instruction at the git hub site https://github.com/elementary/terminal, and I installed all dependencies by using sudo apt install.
After I ran the instructed command meson build --prefix=/usr, I saw the error output as following:
Native dependency granite found: NO found '0.5' but need: '>=5.2.0' meson.build:25:0: ERROR: Invalid version of dependency, need 'granite' ['>=5.2.0'] found '0.5'.
I found the version of this library for Ubuntu is different (though Ver 0.5 is the latest for Ubuntu), but Debian's one is satisfiable. So, I went to Debian package site and downloaded a Debian package libgranite-dev (5.2.3-1), but it wouldn't be installed because the GDebi installer said the dependency was not satisfiable.
How could I cope with this situation to run meson successfully?
linux-mint package-management dependencies elementary-os
linux-mint package-management dependencies elementary-os
edited Mar 30 at 14:17
Kusalananda♦
140k17261435
asked Mar 27 at 12:06
buck_banzaibuck_banzai
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edited Mar 30 at 14:17
Kusalananda♦
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asked Mar 27 at 12:06
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The package is called pantheon-terminal, available from the elementary repositories, you can enable the repository to build the dependencies libgranite5, then disable it.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:elementary-os/stable
sudo apt build-dep pantheon-terminal
sudo add-apt-repository --remove ppa:elementary-os/stable
answered Mar 27 at 17:19
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Thanks a lot! I finally installed the pantheon-terminal on Mint!!! By the way, I found the second command line should besudo apt-get build-dep pantheon-terminal:)
– buck_banzai
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The package is called pantheon-terminal, available from the elementary repositories, you can enable the repository to build the dependencies libgranite5, then disable it.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:elementary-os/stable
sudo apt build-dep pantheon-terminal
sudo add-apt-repository --remove ppa:elementary-os/stable
answered Mar 27 at 17:19
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Thanks a lot! I finally installed the pantheon-terminal on Mint!!! By the way, I found the second command line should besudo apt-get build-dep pantheon-terminal:)
– buck_banzai
Mar 27 at 17:46
I cannot vote up your answer because I still haven't had over 15 reps yet. I will come back and vote your answer after I get more than 15 reps :)
– buck_banzai
Mar 27 at 17:55
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The package is called pantheon-terminal, available from the elementary repositories, you can enable the repository to build the dependencies libgranite5, then disable it.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:elementary-os/stable
sudo apt build-dep pantheon-terminal
sudo add-apt-repository --remove ppa:elementary-os/stable
answered Mar 27 at 17:19
GAD3RGAD3R
28k1958114
1
Thanks a lot! I finally installed the pantheon-terminal on Mint!!! By the way, I found the second command line should besudo apt-get build-dep pantheon-terminal:)
– buck_banzai
Mar 27 at 17:46
I cannot vote up your answer because I still haven't had over 15 reps yet. I will come back and vote your answer after I get more than 15 reps :)
– buck_banzai
Mar 27 at 17:55
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The package is called pantheon-terminal, available from the elementary repositories, you can enable the repository to build the dependencies libgranite5, then disable it.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:elementary-os/stable
sudo apt build-dep pantheon-terminal
sudo add-apt-repository --remove ppa:elementary-os/stable
answered Mar 27 at 17:19
GAD3RGAD3R
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The package is called pantheon-terminal, available from the elementary repositories, you can enable the repository to build the dependencies libgranite5, then disable it.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:elementary-os/stable
sudo apt build-dep pantheon-terminal
sudo add-apt-repository --remove ppa:elementary-os/stable
answered Mar 27 at 17:19
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Thanks a lot! I finally installed the pantheon-terminal on Mint!!! By the way, I found the second command line should besudo apt-get build-dep pantheon-terminal:)
– buck_banzai
Mar 27 at 17:46
I cannot vote up your answer because I still haven't had over 15 reps yet. I will come back and vote your answer after I get more than 15 reps :)
– buck_banzai
Mar 27 at 17:55
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Thanks a lot! I finally installed the pantheon-terminal on Mint!!! By the way, I found the second command line should besudo apt-get build-dep pantheon-terminal:)
– buck_banzai
Mar 27 at 17:46
I cannot vote up your answer because I still haven't had over 15 reps yet. I will come back and vote your answer after I get more than 15 reps :)
– buck_banzai
Mar 27 at 17:55
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Thanks a lot! I finally installed the pantheon-terminal on Mint!!! By the way, I found the second command line should be
sudo apt-get build-dep pantheon-terminal :)– buck_banzai
Mar 27 at 17:46
Thanks a lot! I finally installed the pantheon-terminal on Mint!!! By the way, I found the second command line should be
sudo apt-get build-dep pantheon-terminal :)– buck_banzai
Mar 27 at 17:46
I cannot vote up your answer because I still haven't had over 15 reps yet. I will come back and vote your answer after I get more than 15 reps :)
– buck_banzai
Mar 27 at 17:55
I cannot vote up your answer because I still haven't had over 15 reps yet. I will come back and vote your answer after I get more than 15 reps :)
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