Jo,
> >
> If they have their own package management system they control, isn't it
> Linspire's job then to package mono?
I would agree However, I was thinking that the mono team might approach
Linspire about it. It was just a thought. If one of the intents of the mono
project is make deve
On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 07:28:12 -0400, "Jonathan Pryor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
said:
> The easiest way to add Debian Unstable to Linspire is to edit (IIRC)
> /etc/apt/apt.conf. Google should help here.
>
Can't speak for Linspire, but I have used Xandros, another Debian-based
commercial distribution.
Stacey Abshire wrote:
I would
venture this will never happen since so many in the open-source community
despise linspire, but it would be nice.
If they have their own package management system they control, isn't it
Linspire's job then to package mono?
Just my two cents...
Kind regards,
--
Jo
Iian... Thanks for the info.. But instead of a text telling you this.. why
not just add a install file to the mono-all.zip, that simply does that.
Someone then downloads it, uncompresses it, and runs the install. They don't
have to think about it. Just a suggestion.
> Stacey, rpm -Uvh *.rpm i
>
> Linspire is a repackaged Debian.
>
Jonathan, I realize that... Of course doing that ensures that you truly screw
up your Linspire install... I know, I have tried those sorts of things. What
I was saying was this Linspire has a means to provide them a built package
that follows their
On Tue, 2004-08-24 at 14:48, Stacey Abshire wrote:
> One other thing, and I really don't want to get flames on this, but it would be
> very cool, if you guys could work with the Linspire group to bring the mono
> runtime, and mono development tools to that linux platform. I use it for my
> deskto
Hello Duncan...
It is interesting that you bring this up... I have been following the progress
of mono for some time now, and I am getting ready to setup a box for doing
development with it. I am planning on using RedHat 9, and so I downloaded the
mono-all.zip... hoping in it would be a script
On Wed, 2004-08-25 at 04:48, Stacey Abshire wrote:
> Hello Duncan...
>
> It is interesting that you bring this up... I have been following the progress
> of mono for some time now, and I am getting ready to setup a box for doing
> development with it. I am planning on using RedHat 9, and so I do
Duncan Mak said the following on 24/08/2004 19.58:
Hello all,
Hello Duncan,
Is Mono too difficult to install for people new to Linux? For people
with Linux experience?
I'm new to Linux and, yes, it is hard. It was hard installing a clean
SuSE box, it's still hard work with the new environmen
