Hi all,
I am teaching my son how to program in c++. We created a project and
implemented it that is a tangram puzzle. It is actually very nice. I
am the programmer "back in the day" who created the first tangram
puzzles on a iMac using objective-c and cocoa, about 20 years ago.
Anyway, we, my son and I, want to publish the thing on Ubuntu Software
Centre. I know I have to create a deb package, and I am not a
technology idiot and yet I find the task daunting and obfuscated. I am
struggling with the logic.
Does the package have to contain source code, in our case it is a qt
project?
Does a deb package actually build the code and install it on the users
system?
Does the package have to contain a makefile?
Does the package have to contain a qmake file?
What is the relationship of bazaar and the deb package?
the example on the web page listed
http://packaging.ubuntu.com/html/packaging-new-software.html has a
config file. Must there be a config file in the package?
Craig Bakalian
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