Hello, all!
I'm about to launch a new Bleeding-Edge Inkscape Factory (now with more bandwidth and more disk space and features) so I'd like some of you to test the generated packages.
The temporary URL is: http://mrchapp2.homelinux.net/~inkscape/
This BEIF can do Autopackage for Linux and cross-compile for Win32 (and do Zips, 7zips, NSIS installers, and the good old à la carte directory.)
I don't have a Win32 computer to test it with, so I'd appreciate if anyone can test it in the verge of this last release, so that Inkscape 0.43 will have a full-fledged factory from tomorrow on.
I'm also very new to Autopackages whatsoever, and don't know if these packages are generated correctly. Hints will be appreciated.
Also, this BEIF would be very easily replicated at some other hosts as I prepared a setup script that would take care of it all. I hope this will ease the cross-compiler installations.
Thanks to everybody that helped me in setting this up.
Greetings!
Daniel Díaz yosoy@...31...
Ciao Daniel,
very nice job.
I introduced a new win32 target "dist-strip" that strips all the debug info from the /Inkscape/Inkscape directory before doing the nsis installer. Have a look at the makefile.mingw. Please use this for the installer. I think for the zip's it is ok to leave the debuginfo's.
Thanks,
Adib. --- Daniel Díaz schrieb:
Hello, all!
I'm about to launch a new Bleeding-Edge Inkscape Factory (now with more bandwidth and more disk space and features) so I'd like some of you to test the generated packages.
The temporary URL is: http://mrchapp2.homelinux.net/~inkscape/
This BEIF can do Autopackage for Linux and cross-compile for Win32 (and do Zips, 7zips, NSIS installers, and the good old à la carte directory.)
I don't have a Win32 computer to test it with, so I'd appreciate if anyone can test it in the verge of this last release, so that Inkscape 0.43 will have a full-fledged factory from tomorrow on.
I'm also very new to Autopackages whatsoever, and don't know if these packages are generated correctly. Hints will be appreciated.
Also, this BEIF would be very easily replicated at some other hosts as I prepared a setup script that would take care of it all. I hope this will ease the cross-compiler installations.
Thanks to everybody that helped me in setting this up.
Greetings!
Daniel Díaz yosoy@...31...
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On Sun, 24 Jul 2005 16:08:05 -0500, Daniel Díaz wrote:
I'm also very new to Autopackages whatsoever, and don't know if these packages are generated correctly. Hints will be appreciated.
As Aaron said, you need to ensure they're statically linked against GTKmm. There is a wiki page showing how to do that, you can also contact Aaron or myself via email/IRC.
Another problem is that you can't rename them to have a .autopackage extension, for web browser integration to work it must have a .package extension. Can you fix that?
thanks -mike
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