So I am now successfully building nice daily builds for Ubuntu (and LinuxMint). Using our own libmarblewidget and our own libdivecomputer and statically linking against a compatible version of libgit2.
Which of course makes me foolishly wonder… how hard would it be to set up the same thing for Debian sid, Fedora 20/21/rawhide and OpenSUSE 13.2/tumbleweed I must like pain :-) So I have been told by people who are much more familiar with Ubuntu and Debian than I am that I should be able to use pretty much the same scripts that I have for Ubuntu (and LinuxMint) to build a Debian package. Could someone elaborate on this? And where would I post those - there doesn’t appear to be a PPA style system for Debian (at least not that I’m aware of). For Fedora, Pierre-Yves appears to have set up something, but I don’t think I have permission to push to it (and it doesn’t use the custom libraries, nor has it been updated recently). Pierre-Yves - can you add me to this repository and help walk me through the steps of building a similar custom package as I have for Ubuntu? Finally, OpenSUSE. I think the way to go there is through their build service. Again, not something that I have looked at in a loooong time. Anyone familiar with this who wouldn’t mind helping me setting things up? My dream scenario would be that I can simply push from my system to all of their build servers and automagically have new versions appear. All I need is for a few people with more experience with those systems to give me a hand, I think :-) /D _______________________________________________ subsurface mailing list [email protected] http://lists.subsurface-divelog.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/subsurface
