Read below to determine if you want GDAL support most users won't need it. KC0TFB originally prepared a build script that obtains all the build dependencies and performs all the actions described herein, with the exception of installing GDAL. You'll be back in business with a more easily updated xastir. Then you need to edit your ~/.xastir/config/xastir.cnf file to change all occurances of "/usr/share" to "/usr/local/share" Sudo cp -r /tmp/maps/* /usr/local/share/xastir/maps Once you're done, copy your maps back to the new installation directory: You can then follow the instructions below to re-install xastir to /usr/local from sources. You'll need to copy those to a safe place before removing the binary install: If you did a lot of map configuration with the binary install, all of your maps will be in /usr/share/xastir/maps.
#UBUNTU 14.04 CLOUDBERRY BACKUP INSTALL#
The source install described on this page will install into /usr/local, so you'll want to remove your binary installation first before following the directions that follow. If you installed a binary version of xastir from the Ubuntu repository (using the "apt-get install xastir" option (or using Synaptic), you'll have an outdated version, and it will have installed into /usr instead of /usr/local. Note: The binary version refers primarily to a version of Xastir that is provided in the Ubuntu repositories, but a binary could also be provided by a 3rd Party such as user of Xastir. If you already installed the binary version
#UBUNTU 14.04 CLOUDBERRY BACKUP CODE#
5 Get XASTIR source code From the GitHub repository.1 If you already installed the binary version.
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