Pavel Baculák writes:
> As I am reading this mailing list, I think - download source, unzip and
> read debian/rules is the best way. Any easier way don't exist. But it
> is a shame that there don't any easier ways.
If there are any inobvious choices to make when building the software
(anything
Excuse me, I was reading your message, but I didn't found it. I was
repeating searching and now I find it :) This is exactly what I am
searching. Thank you very much for help. You are help me a lot of.
Thanks and have a nice day.
Best regards.
Baci
2013/2/3 Paul Wise :
> On Sun, Feb 3, 2013 at
On Sun, Feb 3, 2013 at 9:58 PM, Pavel Baculák wrote:
> As I am reading this mailing list, I think - download source, unzip
> and read debian/rules is the best way. Any easier way don't exist.
> But it is a shame that there don't any easier ways.
Perhaps you didn't read my email, so I will repeat
As I am reading this mailing list, I think - download source, unzip
and read debian/rules is the best way. Any easier way don't exist.
But it is a shame that there don't any easier ways.
Thank.
Best regards.
Baci
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On Sat, Feb 02, 2013 at 12:48:39PM +0100, Pavel Baculák wrote:
> I know, debian don't have to same mechanism as gentoo (debian have
> very good packages support and package handling utility), but all
> packages have to have some default EXTRA_FLAGS when was compiling as
> packages. Because for exa
I know, debian don't have to same mechanism as gentoo (debian have
very good packages support and package handling utility), but all
packages have to have some default EXTRA_FLAGS when was compiling as
packages. Because for example mc is compiling as default with vfs
support or with X support ...
I know, debian don't have to same mechanism as gentoo (debian have
very good packages support and package handling utility), but all
packages have to have some default EXTRA_FLAGS when was compiling as
packages. Because for example mc is compiling as default with vfs
support or with X support
Thank you very much for answer, but this are system flags. Or I am
writing mistake?? But I neads flags for package, for example in Gento
this are USE flags.
As example - mc have possibility USE flags - I found it, when I was
compiling mc from sources in .../debian/rules
DEB_CONFIGURE_EXTRA_FLAGS :=
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On 2013-02-02 Pavel Baculák wrote:
> 2013/2/2 Andreas Metzler :
>> Pavel Baculák wrote:
>>> Please,
>>> Is possible to know, which is default flags for packages? Or where can
>>> i find this information? For example in Gentoo or in Sabayon is this
>>
Pavel Baculák wrote:
> Please,
> Is possible to know, which is default flags for packages? Or where can
> i find this information? For example in Gentoo or in Sabayon is this
> very easy. For Sabayon can I find all flags on the Sabayon's web page
> for all packages.
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On Sat, Feb 2, 2013 at 4:28 PM, Pavel Baculák wrote:
> Is possible to know, which is default flags for packages? Or where can
> i find this information? For example in Gentoo or in Sabayon is this
> very easy. For Sabayon can I find all flags on the Sabayon's web page
> for all packages.
Sounds l
Please,
Is possible to know, which is default flags for packages? Or where can
i find this information? For example in Gentoo or in Sabayon is this
very easy. For Sabayon can I find all flags on the Sabayon's web page
for all packages.
Thank.
Best regards.
Baci
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