1. I installed Glom to see what its about. 2. I launch it. 3. I get a wizard. 4. I choose 'New from example'. It sounds like a good way to find out what its about. 5. I choose example_smallbusiness.glom 6. It asks for a name, I choose: 'test' 7. I choose 'create database in its own folder, to be hosted on this computer' 8. I click 'save' 9. First User wizard runs: I setup a name and password for the database 10. I click 'create' 11. I get a 'proccessing' window: its never done
Now reading this bug-report I understand whats its about. But the fact that I had to go here to find out is a bug. This is a blocker. Glom will only be used by people who already know it. Others will just uninstall it, or post bug reports. And instead of just making postgre-sql a dependency, you will spent all day marking bug reports duplicate to this one. On the other hand: - I don't want to install a full fledged database server - Well: i dont want it to always run, just when I launch glom - Why not just default back to the 'old way' mentioned above? As of 20/2/2007 this bug is still very valid, and something needs to be done. (or at least get the package out of add/remove) -- Glom: missing dependency - PostgreSQL https://launchpad.net/bugs/1225 -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
