> I found this tonight, "How to make deb packages": > http://linuxdevices.com/articles/AT8047723203.html
Yeah, I read that page a few weeks ago, and tried to create a package. However, I got tons of meaningless errors. Many of the errors that I had were due to fields like "depends on", etc, which I don't even need. Do you think "Conrad" would be able to help? I will try again before next Saturday. I want a simple, crude deb package, and we can get fancy later. I want to create a *deb package that works first, then we can tackle stuff like being able to change the installation directory manually when installing. I'll just download some example .deb packages, then play around with those. I'll bring the results in on Saturday. --Nate --- In [email protected], Theresa Kehoe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On Fri, 2007-06-22 at 15:28 +0000, nneff wrote: > > > - build a .deb. Learning how to do that will be applicable to many > > > other apps we will want to package in the future > > > > I did create a .deb package, but had some problems. I'll finally have > > some time in the next few weeks to look into this. I'll put up a todo > > list on the wiki for this task. > > I found this tonight, "How to make deb packages": > > http://linuxdevices.com/articles/AT8047723203.html > > We can try this next Saturday after classes are over? > > t. > -- > *** Propositions arrived at purely by logical > means are completely empty as regards > reality. - Albert Einstein *** >
