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bspwm on OS X Mavericks? - maxdeviant - 27-06-2014 I'm currently trying to install bspwm for OS X. I was looking at windelicato's guide, but it does not explicitly cover OS X setup, specifically dependencies. I have downloaded the bspwm and sxhkd source, and installed XQuartz. Running Code: make Code: cc -std=c99 -pedantic -Wall -Wextra -I/usr/local/include -D_POSIX_C_SOURCE=200112L -DVERSION=\"0.8.9\" -Os -c -o bspwm.o bspwm.c It appears that this stems from the missing xcb dependency (which also appears in the dependency install commands for Debian- and Arch-based distros) Would anyone be able to help me get this up and running? RE: bspwm on OS X Mavericks? - yrmt - 28-06-2014 Add -I/opt/X11/include and -L/opt/X11/lib so it looks for your XQuartz libraries? RE: bspwm on OS X Mavericks? - yrmt - 28-06-2014 You can also get bspwm from pkgsrc-wip, it works on Mac OS X if you want RE: bspwm on OS X Mavericks? - tmas - 29-06-2014 I've been looking into installing bspwm on OX X myself, and this was very helpful in figuring it out. However, it didn't actually work. The only way I found to get make to run properly was to copy the contents of /opt/X11/lib to /usr/include and copy the contents of /opt/X11/lib to /usr/local/lib. It's a dirty hack, but it got me through the make stage at least. I'm still configuring bspwm so I can't say for sure whether it works in the long run, but I figured I might as well put it out there. RE: bspwm on OS X Mavericks? - maxdeviant - 29-06-2014 (29-06-2014, 05:13 PM)tmas Wrote: I've been looking into installing bspwm on OX X myself, and this was very helpful in figuring it out. However, it didn't actually work. The only way I found to get make to run properly was to copy the contents of /opt/X11/lib to /usr/include and copy the contents of /opt/X11/lib to /usr/local/lib. It's a dirty hack, but it got me through the make stage at least. I'm still configuring bspwm so I can't say for sure whether it works in the long run, but I figured I might as well put it out there. Haven't had a chance to try these suggestions yet, but glad to hear that you have had some success with getting make to run :) RE: bspwm on OS X Mavericks? - baskerville - 01-07-2014 First install homebrew, and then: Code: brew tap baskerville/formulae RE: bspwm on OS X Mavericks? - yrmt - 01-07-2014 Or use pkgin, which is much nicer to use. RE: bspwm on OS X Mavericks? - maxdeviant - 01-07-2014 (01-07-2014, 07:55 AM)baskerville Wrote: First install homebrew, and then: This is perfect! Already use homebrew for installing other utilities. I did not expect the project maintainer to grace this thread :) RE: bspwm on OS X Mavericks? - finbarr - 08-11-2014 Did you ever succeed in getting bspwm running? I installed it as above, and after following windelicato's guide I was still unable to get bspwm to work properly. Specifically, I couldn't get my keyboard to work properly; pressing "Command - Left arrow" would type "C" in the terminal, and many of the keyboard keys just didn't work. RE: bspwm on OS X Mavericks? - venam - 15-05-2015 I was reading this post today http://cmacr.ae/blog/2015/05/04/seamless-x11-on-osx/ written by one of our old members. It's pretty extensive and should help others. RE: bspwm on OS X Mavericks? - yuppie - 18-02-2017 does any of this work in macOS Sierra? I'd love this stuff to work without Xquartz |