On 25/04/07, Lukas Loehrer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Just build a debian binary package of the latest svn revision of orca > before you go and you can simply install it offline. No need to build > it from scratch on every machine. Use the current package in Ubuntu as > a basis for your package. I did not get what you are trying to suggest. I know that orca source can be carried any where. what I am worried is how to simulate the apt-get build-dep gnome-orca without the internet connection? I figured out that on my machine which is indeed connected, the build-dep command downloaded a lot of things. another problem I find is about apt-get install gnome-common. how do I work this out? I will be nice to build a .deb package for orca but how to get these dependent components off-line on a cd? can it be so that a deb package is built with all the dependencies intacked including gnome-common and the dependencies downloaded with build-dep? regards.
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