Add build instructions or binaries

[HolgerJeromin]

I am sure not many users are able to build your tool with this few information in the Readme.

• Windows users probably want a binary.
• Medium advanced Linux users need step by step instructions

What the hack is a ".pro" file and what to do with it? make, cmake, configure are known to me, but I am completely lost..

@HolgerJeromin I figured out the build process and packaged this software for the Arch User Repositories. The package contains a build script (PKGBUILD) that shows how you can build this application.

https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/openstreetcam-gui/

You can view the PKGBUILD here: https://aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/tree/PKGBUILD?h=openstreetcam-gui

If you're not packaging but installing manually, this should work (create directories when necessary):

• clone upload-GUI and cd into the directory (in these instructions I'll call that directory <repo>)
• apply the patch I wrote
• cd into OSV_Qt_upload
• run qmake-qt5
• run make
• create a directory /usr/local/lib/openstreetcam-gui/ and copy these things into it (do not create subdirectories, just copy all the files):
  • <repo>/OSV_Qt_upload/KQOAuth/libKQOAuth.so*
  • <repo>/OSV_Qt_upload/HTTPRequest/libHTTPRequest.so*
  • <repo>/OSV_Qt_upload/UploadComponent/UploadComponent
• install the shell script I wrote as /usr/local/bin/openstreetcam-gui, but change /usr/lib in the file to /usr/local/lib (two occurrences)
• make sure the shell script has its executable flag set, by executing chmod +x /usr/local/bin/openstreetcam-gui

At this point you should be able to launch the program by executing /usr/local/bin/openstreetcam-gui.

To install an entry in your launcher:

• install the logo as /usr/local/share/pixmaps/openstreetcam.png
• install the .desktop file I wrote as /usr/local/share/applications/openstreetcam-gui, but change /usr/bin in the file to /usr/local/bin (one occurrence)

EDIT 15:35 UTC: corrected instructions

Update: these instructions don't work any more on up-to-date systems. The software just cannot be compiled any more.

[alexandrui-telenav]

True, unfortunately. The developer continued working on this and improved the tool but cannot do a new release as currently he's assigned on a different project. Archiving the repo for now.