cool
@Offray, I added pacman format now, but I have no means to verify, if
it installs correctly on Arch/Manjaro/other distros which use the
pacman package management. If somebody can verify..?
And, I yet have to come up with a way to ensure, that package updates
dont break compatibility (vm is in /usr/share, while every user has her
own image in home folder).
Does by chance anybody here has contact to a linux distro maintainer?
With Stef's okay, I will write to all major linux distro teams, if they
like to include PharoLauncher into their repos (if they can't include
it in the main repo, I will try to get it into Linux "App Stores" via
flatpak/snap/etc, though the "real" distro repos would be better).
Michael
Am Mi, 6. Mär, 2019 um 10:02 VORMITTAGS schrieb Esteban Lorenzano
<esteba...@gmail.com>:
Nice, thank you!
(We are working on some packaging for linux, but somehow we are not
yet there :( )
Esteban
On 3 Mar 2019, at 17:52, Michael Zeder <p...@michael-j-zeder.de>
wrote:
Hi!
I would like to make two offers:
First, I know, deciding to be provocative can hurt. I did it int the
hope that the released energy will be transformed in something good
by the community, so apology for having been loud and insistent.
Second, I felt oblidged to give at least a little thing back (since
I use Pharo mostly in spare time). So, hey Linuxers! Whenever I set
up a new system, I integrate Pharo Launcher into the desktop
environment. I thought, I just built Debian .deb and RPM packages,
for convient installation, on multiuser desktops.
https://gitlab.com/mjz/pharo-linux-packages
Maybe you like it. What does it do? installs shell shortcut ( $
pharo ) and application menu item (Gnome, KDE etc), which when
called, copy Launcher image and resources into hidden user dir (
/home/USER/.pharolauncher ), if needed, and start Pharo Launcher.
Packaged as DEB and RPM for i386 and x86_64. Please always verify
binary integrity.
M
