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== Potential TerraGear Issues (psadro_gm) ==
An issue you will may hit is that some terragear tools don't behave very well when run at the same time (genapt and ogrdecode, in particular). this may work with two separate work directories, but I have not tried it. If using the same work directory, You can hit some directory / file creation collisions. To recitify these, I added a Boost global mutex so one can write at a time. With multiple users, this may become a bottleneck.
== Packaging (saiarcot895 ) ==
== Packaging (saiarcot895 ) ==
I think I can help here.
I think I can help here.
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Part of the work may have been already done. We are distributing simgear in two packages (since there are two libraries): libsimgearcore and libsimgearscene. libsimgearcore doesn't have any graphical dependencies; it only depends on libc6. libexpat, libgcc1, libstdc++6, and zlib1g. The only drawback here is that the -dev package includes headers for both libraries, which would require both libraries be installed. Would libsimgearcore be equivalent to the library produced by SIMGEAR_HEADLESS?
Part of the work may have been already done. We are distributing simgear in two packages (since there are two libraries): libsimgearcore and libsimgearscene. libsimgearcore doesn't have any graphical dependencies; it only depends on libc6. libexpat, libgcc1, libstdc++6, and zlib1g. The only drawback here is that the -dev package includes headers for both libraries, which would require both libraries be installed. Would libsimgearcore be equivalent to the library produced by SIMGEAR_HEADLESS?


== TerraGear & TerraGear GUI (reeed) ===
== TerraGear & TerraGear GUI (reeed) ==
this damned build server idea doesn't want to go away!
this damned build server idea doesn't want to go away!


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