At the moment I am trying to install ROOT onto my unbuntu linux version 13.04 machine, and so far I am without success. Whenever I try to go through a ./configure command I am given the following error message in spite of libX11 being installed:
So I tried this modified form of a solution I found for version 11.04 of unbuntu, modified for the x86_64 architecture that my 13.04 version is installed on:
[quote=“thespiesman”]At the moment I am trying to install ROOT onto my unbuntu linux version 13.04 machine, and so far I am without success. Whenever I try to go through a ./configure command I am given the following error message in spite of libX11 being installed:
Hello, I do not know very much Ubuntu but I think you have to install a package called libx11-dev
[quote=“pamputt”][quote=“thespiesman”]At the moment I am trying to install ROOT onto my unbuntu linux version 13.04 machine, and so far I am without success. Whenever I try to go through a ./configure command I am given the following error message in spite of libX11 being installed:
Hello, I do not know very much Ubuntu but I think you have to install a package called libx11-dev[/quote]
Remember the part where I installed libx11-dev and it didn’t recognise my installation? That’s the problem I’m pointing out. I have used the command:
repeatedly, so I’m pretty sure that it is installed. It must be installed in a weird place though that doesn’t let me use it on my computer.
[quote=“audiophiel”]you can install ROOT from a repository. just use
in ubuntu 13.04 it will install ROOT 5.34.00[/quote]
This solution worked without a hitch thusfar. There are no error messages that popped up as I was installing via this method, and so far as I know ROOT is installed now. Thanks so much for the help!
Hello! I have the same problem right now; but I use Elementary OS. I come from this thread on the ubuntuforums ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1790065 and the installation is taking turns saying that libX__ is not installed. All my libX libraries are in /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu. How would I tell the configuration to check that location?