Avro install In ubuntu 12.4 LTS & others as well

source: http://code.google.com/p/scim-avro/wiki/InstallingScimAvroFromSourceOnUbuntu

 InstallingScimAvroFromSourceOnUbuntu  

How to install scim-avro from source on Ubuntu 

Installing from Source on Ubuntu

Pre-Requisites

§  root priviledge

§  scim-dev installed

Installation process

1.    Open terminal

2.    Install scim-dev

sudo apt-get install scim-dev

3.    Download source code from http://code.google.com/p/scim-avro/source/checkout and go to downloaded directory

4.    Change to super-user mode

su

5.    Run config. You might need to do sudo chmod 777 configure first

./configure

6.    Run make

make

7.    Run make install

make install

Post installation

§  See GettingStarted

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আগে scim-dev ইন্সটল করেন ।

সুপার ইউজার মুডের দরকার নাই। .tar.gz ফাইলটা খুলে ঐটাতে রাইট ক্লিক করেন। Open terminal here এটাতে ক্লিক করলেই হবে।

then:

1.    Run config. You might need to do sudo chmod 777 configure first

./configure

2.    Run make

make

3.    Run make install

make install

u r done !!! 

N.B: Source code: http://scim-avro.googlecode.com/files/scim-avro-0.0.2.tar.gz 

[source:http://code.google.com/p/scim-avro/]

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