2007/1/3, Jan Ciger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hugo H wrote: > I think that it would be interesting to add a dependency-management tool to > the installation of Soya. For instance, a Python script would detect the > package manager and run "apt-get install libode0c2 libode0c2-dev > python-imaging ..." if it is a debian-like distro, "yum" on a fedora-like > system, ... This is a wrong solution - you should use the Soya package for your favorite distro and such package will have the proper dependencies recorded and installed correctly. Basing the detection on only the package manager or distro name will get very quickly unmanageable - rpms are used by Suse, Mandriva, Fedora, RedHat, ..., similar for debs and each of the distributions has different names for the required packages. This is a job for the downstream packagers, not for Soya itself - such kludge will only inevitably clash with the packaging efforts by the various distributions and cause bugs. There is a good explanation here: http://hari.literaryforums.org/2006/12/11/basic-tips-for-linux-programming/
I agree with you, but the Soya package is not always available, and needs some time to be released after the release of the source code. For example, there is currently no package available for the new Soya 0.13rc1. Regards,
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