>> Indeed. The #1 thing to do, IMHO, is to get rid of the "yum install" >> requirement. In the short term, the only way to do that is to bundle >> gtk-vnc and gtk-vnc-python into the .xo, which is fine... I'm just not >> quite sure how to do it. > > If someone does know how to do this sort of thing, a quick how-to > writeup would be immensely useful!
Please DON'T do this. There is absolutely NO guarantee that this will work between Fedora versions, it fact its known to break, just look at a recent rawhide report and see the breakage for pippy. Its a complete hack and a complete mess and it will guarantee that things will break and the activity will then only be supported on the sugar release that it was based upon rather than be supportable across multiple sugar releases because the underlying Fedora libraries that the included binaries link against will have changed. If you have something that has a dependency you'd be much better to package it up as an rpm where you can do proper rpm requires which means it can pull in any required dependencies. I will quite happily assist in rpm creation and support. Peter _______________________________________________ Sugar-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.sugarlabs.org/listinfo/sugar-devel
