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[Feature request] Compiling and running go-for-it on Mac #142
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I'll be happy to help anyone wanting to build and possibly distribute Go For It! on Mac OS, but as I'm not Mac user myself I won't make Mac builds. (It shouldn't take many changes, if any, to compile Go For It! on Mac OS.) |
I can try downloading the required libraries and cloning the repository to build it, but not sure how it is done on Mac (since I'm new to this environment :)) |
Have a look at the brew Mac OS Homebrew package manager. It should allow you to install Gtk+3.0, libcanberra, vala, etc... It also has formulae for other Gtk apps, for example Gedit (https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core/blob/HEAD/Formula/gedit.rb). |
I was able to compile it using cmake and it even run, but nothing else works unfortunately.
But the app unfortunately doesn't allow going far from the initial screen and fails with the following exception:
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Hmm, that crash information isn't that helpful. Can you rerun cmake with Did it crash on its own or did you click on something or press a key? |
This may be the culprit: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/cairo/cairo/-/issues/420 |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
As a Mac user, I want to be able to download and install the application, so that I don't have to change the habits of the way I manage my tasks dramatically after the migration from Ubuntu laptop.
Describe the solution you'd like
It is possible to install go-for-it on Mac OS Big Sur.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Mac doesn't really provide nice coverage for todo.txt format. there are only a couple of apps, which seem to be too heavy for such simple activity.
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