I have installed it 3 times on pdaxii13-akita, and it always gives me this error when taking a screenshot:
giblib error: Saving to file screencap.png failed
Scrot gives me that error when launched in a console.
I install the following files:
imlib2_1.2.2_armv5tel.ipk
giblib_1.2.4_armv5tel.ipk
scrot_0.8_armv5tel.ipk
screencap_0.3_armv5tel.ipk
already included in pdaxii13-akita, so I didn't install:
audiofile_0.2.6_armv5tel.ipk
esound_0.2.34_armv5tel.ipk
libjpg
libpng
zlib (imlib has this in it's depends)
BTW, pdaxii13-akita doesn't come with screencap or scrot.
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Once, I even went as far as to install libtiff and libungif, because imlib description says those are depends.
Later, I looked around in the directory structure of giblib and scrot.
giblib installs in /usr/local/include/giblib/
giblib also installs in /usr/local/lib/ and has some symlinks back to above directory.
giblib also installs a config file to /usr/local/bin/giblib.config (I looked at this file in a text editor, and it is too confusing to me)
scrot installs to /usr/local/bin/
I have read several threads at OESF, that programs that don't install to the usual locations and instead, install to usr/local/ have problems, especially with their .desktop files.
For instance, I uninstalled Leafpad 0.7.9 so I could install Leafpad 0.8.9
Both versions of Leafpad installed themselves to /usr/local/
I had to uninstall 0.7.9, because I couldn't get 0.8.9 to install properly.
Anyways, I ended up moving Leafpad, it's icon and it's .desktop file to the "normal" places, ie
/usr/bin/
/usr/share/applications/
/usr/share/pixmaps/
I don't remember right now, but I think I had a problem getting the icon on the desktop. It works fine this way.
EDIT: One more thing, after installing the above four IPKs
imlib2_1.2.2_armv5tel.ipk
giblib_1.2.4_armv5tel.ipk
scrot_0.8_armv5tel.ipk
screencap_0.3_armv5tel.ipk
There is a strange empty directory created in /
/IPKG_BUILD.18092/
I'm pretty certain giblib created this directory because the timestamps are the same as the other stuff giblib installed.
