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Revision as of 21:33, 11 March 2014
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::: '''Hooray:''' Confirmed, this works now properly - just took 3 seconds to install TG here now on a fresh system, surprisingly not even SG was required (static build?) Very good job indeed! Now, we'll need to document this and spread the good news (article/newsletter). I'll also try to get in touch with D-YETI to see if he still can contribute hosting, which would also be a good way to host the actual TG packages. I guess we could ask Curt to set up a subdomain like packages.flightgear.org to host deb/ppa packages there for i386/amd64. Did you prepare those packages manually, or where you able to use cmake's cpack support for this ? I am asking because I guess it would be a good idea to strive towards using cmake/cpack for this, so that package creation can be automatically supported for SG/FG/TG for each upcoming release, without involving manual work - possibly by running things via the build server (nightly snapshots/prereleases).--[[User:Hooray|Hooray]] ([[User talk:Hooray|talk]]) 20:58, 11 March 2014 (UTC) | ::: '''Hooray:''' Confirmed, this works now properly - just took 3 seconds to install TG here now on a fresh system, surprisingly not even SG was required (static build?) Very good job indeed! Now, we'll need to document this and spread the good news (article/newsletter). I'll also try to get in touch with D-YETI to see if he still can contribute hosting, which would also be a good way to host the actual TG packages. I guess we could ask Curt to set up a subdomain like packages.flightgear.org to host deb/ppa packages there for i386/amd64. Did you prepare those packages manually, or where you able to use cmake's cpack support for this ? I am asking because I guess it would be a good idea to strive towards using cmake/cpack for this, so that package creation can be automatically supported for SG/FG/TG for each upcoming release, without involving manual work - possibly by running things via the build server (nightly snapshots/prereleases).--[[User:Hooray|Hooray]] ([[User talk:Hooray|talk]]) 20:58, 11 March 2014 (UTC) | ||
:::: '''saiarcot895''': Strange; it has a dependency on libsimgearcore3.1.0, and it's not a static build. Ah well; if it works, you're fine. I did a mix of both manual stuff and scripts, but updates can be fully scripted (which is what I'm doing for my edge PPA). I used scripts from the debhelper package to generate the source package (I think you can get the source package and the debian folder using "sudo apt-get source terragear"), and then used sbuild to recreate a Debian Wheezy chroot and build it in that chroot. It looks like CPack asks for much of the same things as the debian/control file. Also, I'm not sure if CPack generates the .dsc and .changes file, which is necessary for publishing it to a repo. [[User:Flyhigh|Flyhigh]] ([[User talk:Flyhigh|talk]]) 21:33, 11 March 2014 (UTC) | |||
== TerraGear & TerraGear GUI (reeed) == | == TerraGear & TerraGear GUI (reeed) == | ||