On 3 Aug 2010, at 06:44, Durk Talsma wrote:
Since git is a lot more picky than CVS when it comes to
local changes, I'm happy to see that it is now possible to place some of my
favorite external aircraft (MD81, constellation, etc) somewhere outside of
the GIT repository.
Yeah, I've had
Hello,
I am trying to update the SimGear package in Debian (from 1.9.1 to
2.0.0), I have packaged the current version of fgrun and plan to upload
it, but it only compiles with SimGear (v2.0.0).
The current Debian Maintainer is as far as I can tell not active at the
moment, which is why I have
Hi Chris,
I do understand the Debian policy of compiling all libraries as shared libs,
and understand there are many good reasons to have that policy. However,
simgear does not official support being compiled as shared libs. From a
practical standpoint, there really isn't much value in this.
Hi,
- Chris Baines cbain...@gmail.com a écrit :
Hello,
I am trying to update the SimGear package in Debian (from 1.9.1 to
2.0.0), I have packaged the current version of fgrun and plan to
upload
it, but it only compiles with SimGear (v2.0.0).
The current Debian Maintainer is as far
Thank you both for your quick responses, this makes the situation more
clear. Is it possible to resolve the problems I am having compiling
FlightGear using the method fred suggested? I have tried looking for a
similar line in the FlightGear makefiles but can't find one?
Thanks again,
Chris
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