One thing-- msys2 might be the wrong analogy here, as there are some wrappers
necessary to get it to work with
native windows APIs. I'm just talking about the ease of installing a package,
using it as a build environment without
being root, and being sure it doesn't leave any state after I
uninstall/reinstall that package.
Thanks,Jonathan
On Wednesday, April 27, 2016 11:47 AM, Jonathan Wilkes <[email protected]>
wrote:
Hi list,I'd like some help filling in the blank:
msys2 is to Windows as _____ is to Debian.
Is there anything in Debian that lets me have a user-land build environment? I
want to install all my build dependencies in user-land,
without being root, without disrupting my normal system. Once the package is
built I want to move it to my normal Debian system and
test it by installing/uninstalling as root.
Also, I want to build normal, boring deb packages, not containers or anything
like that.
Is there a way to do this?
-Jonathan
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