Hi! Selon Feth AREZKI <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> hello, > > I made a buggy script. > Its purpose is to install wormux svn in /usr/local/ on debian and ubuntu > systems out of nothing -it will install build dependencies using apt-get. > > So, give me your opinion, and if you feel it might be useful, do whatever you > want with it. We can probably make a link on the website. > > The script has been tested somehow succesfully on debian unstable and ubuntu > dapper. It chooses between cmake and autotools according to a dirty way (it > installs cmake first...). > > The main drawback I see : you cannot know what was actually installed on your > system. I thought of a diff between `dpkg --getselection` before and after, > but diff format is not newbie compliant. In my mind, what is interesting is to know what is installed by the script. It should be not so difficult to "parse" the apt-get install output to know which packages would be really installed. > > $PREREQUISITES variable is the sensitive part of the script, and I would like > to hear your feedback on it. It seems ok! Matt (gentildemon) > > You can find this script on http://oligo.nerim.net/#files : last file. > > -- > Feth > _______________________________________________ Wormux-dev mailing list Wormux-dev@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/wormux-dev
