> So I imagine this has been forgotten and dropped by the wayside, but I have
> found cde to be very useful in making my app work in opensolaris,
> OpenIndiana, PC-BSD and some linux builds, mainly suse and ubuntu.
>
>
> @Benoît
> I think cde may be the best viable solution at packaging libraries
So I imagine this has been forgotten and dropped by the wayside, but I have
found cde to be very useful in making my app work in opensolaris,
OpenIndiana, PC-BSD and some linux builds, mainly suse and ubuntu.
@Benoît
I think cde may be the best viable solution at packaging libraries for
specified
> IS there any movement on the Gambas3 packaging suite to compile and/or
> include the runtime and libs for the various distributions? I also looked
> at the CDE route and exceptions can be made to keep files to a minimum and
> just run your app with cde gbr3 project.gambas
>
> I got minimal resu
This subject was mentioned some time ago.
Myself was very font of the idea to be a way to package the system libs
for gambas projects together with executables.
Some users said although a different opinion.
This was that, it is good not to break the linux way of system libs
existence.
At windows
IS there any movement on the Gambas3 packaging suite to compile and/or
include the runtime and libs for the various distributions? I also looked
at the CDE route and exceptions can be made to keep files to a minimum and
just run your app with cde gbr3 project.gambas
I got minimal results though b
yes this is better.
i tried cde with gambas project and it copied all the files in
cde-package included passwd /home directory and other files that
application used.
This feature should work only for libs and as an option for packagers
not "an only way" method.
This is my opinion.
On Sun, 2010-
Benoît Minisini ha scritto:
>> Although I'm not a gambas developer, I appreciate the idea. I would prefer
>> to have all the must-haves packaged into single file, instead of fighting
>> with unresolved package dependencies. It's better to have a myprogram.bin
>> installer, than myprogram.rpm, mypro
> > > Although I'm not a gambas developer, I appreciate the idea. I would
> > > prefer to have all the must-haves packaged into single file, instead of
> > > fighting with unresolved package dependencies. It's better to have a
> > > myprogram.bin installer, than myprogram.rpm, myprogram.deb... Mayb
> > Although I'm not a gambas developer, I appreciate the idea. I would
> > prefer to have all the must-haves packaged into single file, instead of
> > fighting with unresolved package dependencies. It's better to have a
> > myprogram.bin installer, than myprogram.rpm, myprogram.deb... Maybe
> > Be
> Although I'm not a gambas developer, I appreciate the idea. I would prefer
> to have all the must-haves packaged into single file, instead of fighting
> with unresolved package dependencies. It's better to have a myprogram.bin
> installer, than myprogram.rpm, myprogram.deb... Maybe Benoit would a
Although I'm not a gambas developer, I appreciate the idea. I would prefer
to have all the must-haves packaged into single file, instead of fighting
with unresolved package dependencies. It's better to have a myprogram.bin
installer, than myprogram.rpm, myprogram.deb... Maybe Benoit would argue
bec
i was thinking this before a couple of days.
i was thinking how is it possible to make a package of a gambas project
with all necessary libs but not all the Gambas IDE or Gambas language.
And more, to package these files in a chroot like way, so to install the
package in /opt independently.
for
Very very nice program indeed!
I was looking something like that to make installation packages for my
Gambas projects that include libs of Gambas and able to run without the
whole IDE or the whole language.
Another thing is that every package is self independent from system libs
or other installa
Hi Gambas List,
It's been a while since I last posted here.
I came across this nice project: CDE
(http://stanford.edu/~pgbovine/cde.html) and I thought of Gambas. It is a
really interesting automatic packaging tool to share applications among
different Linux distributions... It does so by analysing
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