Massimo wrote: > - can we fix a date to start the up-to date work needed for > the install scripts to runs on unbuntu 9.10 ?
go! the prior release is already branched off, so as long as you stick to trunk it's all good. > - what about adding different architecture e.g. to have > install scripts running on "i386, x86_64, ppc" ? as far as releases go, that is not very easy with the GISVM build approach. for the live-helper approach that is just one line to change in a config file; cross compiling is possible too. as far as running the build scripts on an existing system, I think the main thing is to change the sources.list targets over, but be aware for the things that get compiled some software might not be fully 64 bit compliant. Also I have no idea if the Java blob supports non 32 bit i686 platforms. > - linux and geoscience .. i'd like the idea to have on a > "dedicated" osgeo live project, not only speciphic "geo" sw, > i agree the we are on Osgeo, but adding other science sw > (like plotting tools, statistic and symbolic calculus sw .. > etc ... ) can be a cool start point for an live project > dedicated to an "educational" release (in this case > ,"educational-release", i vote to eliminate the mac and win > installer and give more focus (and space) on new sw, > tutorial data and documentation) you might mave a look at the Poseidon live dvd project. > Unlucky i'm having problems to learn how to make .deb for > an official debian package > .. i'd like the idea the osgeo live project will works for > both distro "ubuntu and debian-sid" > (i'm avaiable to spend my time to convert all the script > from ubuntu to debian, i did a lot of work on this > direction) > My problem are related to the debian rules file and how to > hndle the dependence. > You know ... "make a debian official package" is not so easy. > i'm really intersted to learn more about packaging an > "axample case" on how to make .deb for a complex sw like > "grass, gdal, qgis" can give me a great help. > i'm sure .. from a complex example it is possible to learn > a lot of thinks. please post problems to the DebianGIS mailing list, and if you don't get an answer just keep trying :) packaging config examples can be found in the DebianGIS svn. regards, Hamish _______________________________________________ Live-demo mailing list [email protected] http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/live-demo
