I second that, Debian installs very easily on most computers. Too bad we don't
have a really, really, really smart student on summer vacation to do this.
Zax (Smart enough to know the only bingo in BCEILTU?, too dumb to know the new
threes. Well there you go.)
"Brad Mills (NSA Club 620)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, all. I've attempted to compile Quackle on my Kubuntu laptop a
couple of times to no avail (Feisty 7.04). Each time the compile process
complained about some package or another not being installed, so I'd install
the missing package and see errors indicating some *other* package needing to
be installed. Repeat until frustrated.
Previous posts have indicated there was a *.deb package floating around out
there. Is this still available? If so, I'd appreciate a link to it - all the
old ones apparently are no longer valid.
In a general sense, I think making this software a little more accessible in
package format for the major Linuxen (I'm thinking *.deb and *.rpm) would be
helpful to a lot of people. Given Ubuntu's increasing popularity, it might
also be worthwhile to consider wrapping it up to be installable via Synaptic.
Perhaps a tall order, as I don't know what those entail exactly, though I'm
going to be learning in the near future for another Scrabble-related piece of
software I'm developing.
Many thanks in advance for any links to a Debian package.
--
Brad Mills
Director, NSA Club #620 - Charleston, WV
http://www.wvscrabble.com
