[3][4]
which is also available in Debian as the "packaging-tutorial" package. [5]
The typical recommended way I've seen to start packaging from scratch is to
install 'devscripts' and 'dh-make', then expland the upstream source and run
dh_make in the directory to
cumentation, I like Lucas Nussbaum's "Packaging Tutorial" [3][4]
which is also available in Debian as the "packaging-tutorial" package. [5]
The typical recommended way I've seen to start packaging from scratch is to
install 'devscripts' and 'dh-make&#
First of all, I'm very new here, my questions have probably already
been answered (although I didn't find these answers...), please excuse
me if it is so.
I've been working on packaging something (a scientific tool for RNA
sequence analysis) that has never been packaged
You may be intereste
Hello,
> Ultimately, when I manage to have a clean package, I will be looking
for
> a sponsor. Would anyone here be interested in RNA-seq analysis and
> willing to help me ?
>
I can not sponsor, and I have no idea about RNA sequencers et al, but your
package might fit into the "Next generation
Hi,
David Parsons writes:
> My first question is: Is it mandatory to provide a source package to
> distribute a binary one or is a tar.gz archive of the sources enough ?
A source package is required so that the binary packages can be
automatically generated for different architectures. The sour
Hi,
First of all, I'm very new here, my questions have probably already been
answered (although I didn't find these answers...), please excuse me if
it is so.
I've been working on packaging something (a scientific tool for RNA
sequence analysis) that has never been packaged neither in source
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