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diff --git a/setedit/debian/README b/setedit/debian/README new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7bf8f57 --- /dev/null +++ b/setedit/debian/README @@ -0,0 +1,36 @@ + This directory contains scripts and helpers used to create DEB packages. + The name "debian" is because Debian created the DEB format. That's the +same reason why the directory to create the .rpm files is called "redhat" +even when a lot of distros based on RPMs are available. + + These scripts are maintained by Ivan Baldo <ibaldo@adinet.com.uy> so you +should ask Debian specific details to Ivan with Cc to me. + + Using the .deb files instead of just using "make install" you'll get a much +better integration of the editor with your system. + + In order to create the .deb files you need to install: + +A) Some packages used to create .deb files. I don't have a complete list at +the moment but in my system I have: debianutils, debhelper, debconf-utils, +dpkg-dev and devscripts. + +B) Some development packages. They are listed in the "Build-Depends" section +of the debian/control file. If any of them is missing the Debian scripts will +inform it. + +C) The fakeroot package if you want to create the .deb files running as a +regular user (recommended). + + To create the .deb files just run: + +$ debian/buildpackage + + Note: you must create and install Turbo Vision packages first. + The resulting DEB files should be located in ../ (../setedit*.deb and +../infview*.deb). + To remove the temporal files created by Debian scripts run: + +$ debian/rules clean-debian + +$Id: README,v 1.2 2003/06/17 14:36:38 set Exp $ |