s using a file called,
I think, "~/.rpmmacros", which could define local user-defined flags
that the package builder could detect at build-time.
Cheers
JP
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Hi Paul
I have also found the migration from RPM packaging to Debian packaging
to be a hard one (I'm *not* a mentor, BTW). Some of my observations include:
1. Whereas RPM provides one key tool, 'rpmbuild', Debian packaging
seems to provide dozens of different tools, not all of which are
Benjamin Mesing wrote:
>>> I have a PyGTK-based program that has an optional dependency on the
>>> package python-matplotlib.
>>>
>>> Is there any way under Debian (and hopefully also Ubuntu) that I can
>>> trigger gtk-debi or something like that when the user requests to use
>>> the part of my pro
ing out how they did it. You could also look into
> the update manager or the app installer in Ubuntu, they both appear to
> launch Synaptic or something to perform installs for them.
>
> On 5/27/07, John Pye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I have a
Hi all,
I have a PyGTK-based program that has an optional dependency on the
package python-matplotlib.
Is there any way under Debian (and hopefully also Ubuntu) that I can
trigger gtk-debi or something like that when the user requests to use
the part of my program that depends on stuff they haven
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