OpenCV 2.3.1 is now the last version in repositories so you just need to run:
sudo apt-get install libopencv-*
And to have Python support:
sudo apt-get install python-opencv sudo apt-get install python-numpy
Anyway, I recommend compiling it from the sources to configure it for your computer and to learn how CMake works. Have a look at my previous post Install OpenCV 2.3.1a in Ubuntu 11.10. That guide works perfectly fine for Ubuntu 12.04.
Source: Jayrambhia
Thanks for the pingback.
Thanks to you, now I now how to install OpenCV 2.3.1 faster if I don’t need an special configuration of it
Podrias ayudarme con este problema:
libopencv-highgui-dev : Depende: libgtk2.0-dev pero no va a instalarse
E: No se pudieron corregir los problemas, usted ha retenido paquetes rotos.
He intentado instalar por separado el paquete libgtk2.0-dev pero faltan otros y asi sucesivamente…
Los problemas de dependencias la verdad que son lo peor. Igual podrías probar a forzar la instalación de los paquetes que te dan el problema. apt-get tiene una opción para eso pero ahora no recuerdo como era.
Hello,
How can i instal OpenCV (C++) and configure it with Cmike or Code blocks (i work under Ubuntu 12.04)
Thanks
The installation process if you are using Ubuntu 12.04 is just as I described (have a look here: “Install OpenCV 2.3.1a in Ubuntu 11.10“). I don’t have any idea how to configure it with Code Blocks (I never heard about Cmike, may be you made a typo there and wanted to say Cmake…), but it should be just configure where the lib files are (probably in /usr/local/lib), where the include files are (probably /usr/local/include) and the library names to use on linking process. This may be useful for you: Use OpenCV in Eclipse CDT.
Thank you very much dude =)