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To my surprise, building RSS Guard wans't that much of a complicated task to do. At least not when I had all necessary dependencies installed!!
So I write the steps I took here for anyone interested.
If you have already installed RSS Guard on your system using Ubuntu's repository, remove the program by the following command. This won't remove your feeds/subscriptions. But have an export of those beforehand just in case.
# Pull the changes
git pull origin master --tags
# Checkout to the recent version tag
git checkout 4.4.0
# Create a build directory
mkdir build-dir
# A normal build configuration would be like
cmake -B build-dir -S . -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr
# Compile with all available CPU cores
cmake --build build-dir -j$(nproc)# make
make -C build-dir
# and then install, or rather checkinstallcd build-dir
sudo checkinstall
RSS Guard should now be installed and operational.
Please feel free to ask or add anything to this. Thank you.
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Hi.
Unfortunately, as of now, the most recent version of RSS Guard available on official Ubuntu repositories is
4.0.4
. But RSS Guard recently hit4.4.0
and there's a lot of improvements and newly added features that4.0.4
lacks.To my surprise, building RSS Guard wans't that much of a complicated task to do. At least not when I had all necessary dependencies installed!!
So I write the steps I took here for anyone interested.
If you have already installed RSS Guard on your system using Ubuntu's repository, remove the program by the following command. This won't remove your feeds/subscriptions. But have an export of those beforehand just in case.
And install these dependencies:
sudo apt install cmake sudo apt install qtbase5-dev sudo apt install qtwebengine5-dev sudo apt install qtmultimedia5-dev sudo apt install qttools5-dev sudo apt install qtdeclarative5-dev sudo apt install checkinstall # optional but recommended
Using
checkinstall
is the same as usingmake install
but it creates adpkg
entry for easier uninstallation later. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CheckInstall.Then follow these steps to build and install:
RSS Guard should now be installed and operational.
Please feel free to ask or add anything to this. Thank you.
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