Hi Dominik,
Dominik Rau wrote:
> Hi everybody.
>
> As we're currently planning to simplify our build and install process, we
decided to build (K)Ubuntu-.deb-Packages of OpenSG (the first task for our new
student team member). Time to contribute some things back to the community!
I like the attitude, keep it coming! ;)
> Some questions before we start:
>
> * What configure options are used by the official daily builds? Although we
will build a special version (not using QT because of licensing, using the
gv-beta branch because of Rasmus' animation library etc...), I think we should
supply a build matching the rpm/windows versions (should be possible with few
extra efforts). Could someone please drop me the corresponding ./configure-line?
You can check the db page (e.g.
http://www.opensg.org/dailybuild_logs/opensg_dailybuild.061201.x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.g++.fc5.Main.html.gz)
under Configuration:.
> * Although the rpms are "monolithic", I think that the .deb Packages should
go the more fine grained Debian way, so I would suggest to split the packages
into
>
> libopensg-base
> libopensg-system
> libopensg-GLUT
> libopensg-QT (maybe...)
> libopensg-dev (headers)
> libopensg-source
>
> Comments on that?
I've not used debian, if that's the accepted way there is no point in deviating
from it.
> * Unfortunately, we're quite short of server-bandwidth - does anybody has a
place where we can put the packages? (Allen?) In the long run, it would be
great
to add them to the official Ubuntu repositories, but I fear that this will take
a while...
I would put them on SourceForge for the releases, if you want to add them to
the
dailybuild we can probably get you access to opensg.org.
> (K/X)Ubuntu and Debian users, give us feedback, so we can fit your needs
> too...
I will probably contact to you for getting this to work on 2.0 when your new
student has figured out how to do it... ;)
Thanks for the help!
Dirk
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