Re: [gentoo-dev] about a new app
hiperon wrote: > Thank you all very much ! > > I knew it this was a simple case of 'flapping-ears' or 'ears covering > eyes'. The road now is clear enough. Thank you all again, very much. > (about the html on the mail, I am terribly sorry I didn't noticed. I > never do that, but today I am kinda of very distracted and gmail > tricked me 8-/. really sorry). > > On Wed, Aug 12, 2009 at 1:00 PM, Sebastian > Pipping wrote: > >> Samuli Suominen wrote: >> I am sorry for posting this question but I saw no other way (got really confused). I am developping an application (a text editor) and I would like to see it into Gentoo distro, but I can't really understand the way that thing goes. I read the documentation about how to make an ebuild file, but could not figured out how to submit it. Could you point me some directions, please, even if it is another maillist. >>> Please don't use HTML format when posting on mailinglist. New packages >>> should be reported to http://bugs.gentoo.org and if I you want to write >>> your own ebuild to attach in the bug, see http://devmanual.gentoo.org >>> >> Hello hiperon, thanks for asking. >> >> Your project will probably become package "app-editors/cafe". From the >> kind of application it would fit either (A) the main tree (in which case >> bugs.gentoo.org is the place to go) or (B) the sunrise overlay (in which >> case #gentoo-sunrise on Freenode will get you running and help with >> ebuild _review_). >> >> >> >> Sebastian >> >> >> > > > > No problem. Let us know if we can help you anymore with filing the bug, or the ebuild itself. Your text editor does look like a nice project! :)
Re: [gentoo-dev] about a new app
Thank you all very much ! I knew it this was a simple case of 'flapping-ears' or 'ears covering eyes'. The road now is clear enough. Thank you all again, very much. (about the html on the mail, I am terribly sorry I didn't noticed. I never do that, but today I am kinda of very distracted and gmail tricked me 8-/. really sorry). On Wed, Aug 12, 2009 at 1:00 PM, Sebastian Pipping wrote: > Samuli Suominen wrote: >>> I am sorry for posting this question but I saw no other way (got really >>> confused). I am developping an application (a text editor) and I would >>> like to see it into Gentoo distro, but I can't really understand the way >>> that thing goes. I read the documentation about how to make an ebuild >>> file, but could not figured out how to submit it. Could you point me >>> some directions, please, even if it is another maillist. >> >> Please don't use HTML format when posting on mailinglist. New packages >> should be reported to http://bugs.gentoo.org and if I you want to write >> your own ebuild to attach in the bug, see http://devmanual.gentoo.org > > Hello hiperon, thanks for asking. > > Your project will probably become package "app-editors/cafe". From the > kind of application it would fit either (A) the main tree (in which case > bugs.gentoo.org is the place to go) or (B) the sunrise overlay (in which > case #gentoo-sunrise on Freenode will get you running and help with > ebuild _review_). > > > > Sebastian > > -- // // o ___ ___ //=// // //_ / //_ //_ / // // //\ / // // // // //_ // \ //_// // \/
Re: [gentoo-dev] about a new app
Samuli Suominen wrote: >> I am sorry for posting this question but I saw no other way (got really >> confused). I am developping an application (a text editor) and I would >> like to see it into Gentoo distro, but I can't really understand the way >> that thing goes. I read the documentation about how to make an ebuild >> file, but could not figured out how to submit it. Could you point me >> some directions, please, even if it is another maillist. > > Please don't use HTML format when posting on mailinglist. New packages > should be reported to http://bugs.gentoo.org and if I you want to write > your own ebuild to attach in the bug, see http://devmanual.gentoo.org Hello hiperon, thanks for asking. Your project will probably become package "app-editors/cafe". From the kind of application it would fit either (A) the main tree (in which case bugs.gentoo.org is the place to go) or (B) the sunrise overlay (in which case #gentoo-sunrise on Freenode will get you running and help with ebuild _review_). Sebastian
Re: [gentoo-dev] about a new app
hiperon wrote: > Hi you all, > > I am sorry for posting this question but I saw no other way (got > really confused). I am developping an application (a text editor) and > I would like to see it into Gentoo distro, but I can't really > understand the way that thing goes. I read the documentation about how > to make an ebuild file, but could not figured out how to submit it. > Could you point me some directions, please, even if it is another > maillist. > > sorry for the inconvenience. > > for whom might be interested: > http://cafe.sourceforge.net > > -- > // // o ___ ___ > //=// // //_ / //_ //_ / // // //\ / > // // // // //_ // \ //_// // \/ Hi there, The best thing to do is to file a bug at http://bugs.gentoo.org requesting that the application be added to the Portage tree. A Gentoo developer can then make the ebuild file for you. If I get a little time today to look at the source, I might be able to throw one together. The best thing for you to do now though is to file the bug. Hope that helps, Nathan Zachary
Re: [gentoo-dev] about a new app
hiperon wrote: > Hi you all, > > I am sorry for posting this question but I saw no other way (got really > confused). I am developping an application (a text editor) and I would > like to see it into Gentoo distro, but I can't really understand the way > that thing goes. I read the documentation about how to make an ebuild > file, but could not figured out how to submit it. Could you point me > some directions, please, even if it is another maillist. Please don't use HTML format when posting on mailinglist. New packages should be reported to http://bugs.gentoo.org and if I you want to write your own ebuild to attach in the bug, see http://devmanual.gentoo.org Thanks, Samuli
[gentoo-dev] about a new app
Hi you all, I am sorry for posting this question but I saw no other way (got really confused). I am developping an application (a text editor) and I would like to see it into Gentoo distro, but I can't really understand the way that thing goes. I read the documentation about how to make an ebuild file, but could not figured out how to submit it. Could you point me some directions, please, even if it is another maillist. sorry for the inconvenience. for whom might be interested: http://cafe.sourceforge.net -- // // o ___ ___ //=// // //_ / //_ //_ / // // //\ / // // // // //_ // \ //_// // \/
