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This is really great work and a huge contribution to the FlightGear project. Unfortunately, to run a nightly build from the build server, you still have to pull the latest data tree from the git repository. That's not all that hard, once you work through the details, but it's a bit "fiddly" for some folks. | This is really great work and a huge contribution to the FlightGear project. Unfortunately, to run a nightly build from the build server, you still have to pull the latest data tree from the git repository. That's not all that hard, once you work through the details, but it's a bit "fiddly" for some folks. | ||
Es realmente un gran trabajo y una enorme contribución al proyecto FlightGear. Por desgracia, para ejecutar un programa nocturno de | Es realmente un gran trabajo y una enorme contribución al proyecto FlightGear. Por desgracia, para ejecutar un programa nocturno de construcción a partir del servidor constructor, todavía tienes que tirar el último árbol de datos desde el repositorio git. Esto no es tan difícil, una vez que trabajas en los detalles, pero es un poco "incómodo" para algunas personas. | ||
So Curt has been playing around with creating a developer's snapshot release which would be similar to our official release. It is one big setup.exe that includes all the programs and the data. We are hopeful that this will eventually make the current development version of FlightGear more accessible for "joe average" users which would then in term hopefully give us more feedback and bug reports ahead of our official release. | So Curt has been playing around with creating a developer's snapshot release which would be similar to our official release. It is one big setup.exe that includes all the programs and the data. We are hopeful that this will eventually make the current development version of FlightGear more accessible for "joe average" users which would then in term hopefully give us more feedback and bug reports ahead of our official release. | ||