Hi folks ! (seems I'm having EMail trouble BTW - I'm getting my stuff in strange intervals ... I'll probably have to go over to the computing center again, carrying a big debugging tool ... something like a twohanded battle axe ... :-). I have just played around with RPM a little, and built binary packages for LibGII and LibGGI for x86. I think this is another important step for a release and up to then for giving users a simple way to get a working copy of LibGGI easily. The packages are available from ftp://ftp.ggi-project.org/pub/ggi/contrib/redhat/snap20001028becka/ and are built to install to /usr/local/ (!) by default to avoid messing with the more important /usr/ directories, until I am satisfied with the RPMs. Could someone who knows a bit more about RPM check, if I did that right ? When everything works fine, I'll change the prefix to /usr and add a directory "packaging" to the library bases, containing the .spec files (anyone to make debian specs ?) so that future updates are a matter of a few minutes. BTW: Marcus - should I try to build XGGI RPMS as well ? CU, ANdy -- = Andreas Beck | Email : <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> =
