For my personal use I'm regularly building the current git version into a Debian package under Debian Jessie. To this end, I have extracted the scripts to do so from the official Debian package (they are contained in the debian subdirectory in the debian extension of the source [currently http://http.debian.net/debian/pool/main/d/denemo/denemo_1.1.8-2.debian.tar.xz for Jessie]) and adapted them accordingly (mainly the changelog file).
Andreas Am 12.05.2015 um 20:39 schrieb Cantor Stuart Binder: > I am trying to get a clear picture of the best installation procedure for > Denemo in Linux. > The binary is not up to date in the Debian distributions (Ubuntu Rebecca has > 1.1.0, Debian jessIe currently has ver. 1.1.8). Very likely, the majority of > Linux users are going to get Denemo 1.1.0, because that's what you get if > you install it with apt-get, aptitude, synaptic, etc. So (until we get > updated binaries into the distros) the only ways to install the current > Denemo version are: > 1. Build from source or > 2. Use the binary available at denemo.org. > Each of these has some issues. Building from source is not for everyone, not > necessarily straightforward even for the experienced. The binary on the > website allows you to run the program, but doesn't do a proper install, and > doesn't add Denemo to any DTE menu. None of these issues is insurmountable, > but they would definitely get in the way of a novice user trying out the > program. So my questions are: 1. Is there a simple Linux install method for > Denemo that just works? And 2. Does anyone know how to get the current > version of Denemo into the linux distros so that it can be installed with a > package manager? > > Stuart Binder _______________________________________________ Denemo-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/denemo-devel
