Yes, you are definily doing it wrong.
You shouldn't even have a installer for Linux. Programs in Linux with
installers are just weird... Let the package manager do what a installer
would do for you (you can have custom scripts in the package manager if
that's strictly necessary, but it shouldn't).
On Mac, the most elegant install solution IMHO is to simply copy the
Application Bundle to the /Applications folder and that is it. No
install necessary, any configuration necessary is created the first time
the application runs.
But if you really must have a installer for MacOSX I recommend creating
a package for MacOSX default installer application. Again you just
package everything with a few scripts and that is it.
Badilly written custom installer applications is a Windows thing and I'm
happy that I don't need to bother with them anymore...
Em 31-07-2011 15:38, [email protected] escreveu:
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2011/7/31 Ludo Brands<[email protected]>:
Have you tried uname?
That only gives you the kernel version.
lsb_release on ubuntu 10 64 bit says: no LSB modules are available. On
debian lenny for arm: command not found...
Don't you guys READ!!! I specifically showed the parameters you need
to specify with the 'lsb_release' command so you DO GET THE RIGHT
OUTPUT.
Try this:
$ lsb_release -a
Or from my original post...
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$ lsb_release --help
Usage: lsb_release [options]
Options:
?-h, --help ? ? ? ? show this help message and exit
?-v, --version ? ? ?show LSB modules this system supports
?-i, --id ? ? ? ? ? show distributor ID
?-d, --description ?show description of this distribution
?-r, --release ? ? ?show release number of this distribution
?-c, --codename ? ? show code name of this distribution
?-a, --all ? ? ? ? ?show all of the above information
?-s, --short ? ? ? ?show all of the above information in short format
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