> debian has already packages for most of the foreign packages, and this > is totally unrelated to sage. what i need is just packages for the core > modules (currently the directories in <git-transition>/src). my proposal > is to handle all modules (foreign or not) alike, and add build systems > where missing -- so packages can also be built for debian, gentoo, > whatever-you-like. but i'm interested in how you handle it! > > So you're trying to make Sage "native" on Debian as opposed to making packages for the sage-patched foreign packages. That's probably an unrelated effort to our portage work, except that whatever build system improvements you make for packaging will benefit our work, too. I was thinking of the idea of having sage-specific deb packages for sage's foreign (often patched) modules. So maybe sage-gap, sage-maxima, et cetera, which would install into /opt/sage.
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