christophe barb wrote: > If I understand your problem you want to create a package to hold a font > collection. > Then what I would try is something like: > > Create a tree like this one : > > fontcollection/ > fontcollection/debian/ > fontcollection/debian/rules > fontcollection/debian/control > fontcollection/debian/changelog > fontcollection/font1.fontextension > fontcollection/font2.fontextension > fontcollection/font3.fontextension > > read the new developpers guide to see what is in rules/control/changelog. > in the rules,
Or omit the debian directory. Rename the top-level directory to PACKAGENAME-VERSION (e.g. fontcollection-1.0/), cd into it, and run `dh_make' (after installer the debhelper package) and select `s' when prompted. Then cd to the newly created debian directory and edit the files you need and delete most of the *.ex files that you don't need. > you need just to add some 'cp' in the rules to build the > install target. > > install: > > cp font*.fontextension `pwd`/debian/fontcollection/##PATH##/ > > then you can: > > in fontcollection/ > # dpkg-buildpackages -rfakeroot > > and you should get something like fontcollection*.deb Right. Peter
