Open felixfung opened 2 months ago
I have updated https://github.com/tonywhatever/deb_build4skippy to v0.8.0 and built the debs(amd64) by using my recipe and the debs are now available for downloading from my GoogleDrive (no login required!).
The package is installed on 2 of my machines and runs fine.
Your recent Makefile (13-07-2024) works as is, no patching needed, the magic is done in /debian/ .
@tonywhatever I really appreciate your packaging the debian package. Thanks!
What I meant by Makefile is if you can create a Makefile specific for the debian package, it would serve as an auto-recipe to create a package with a simple make
command.
I understand that you do not code, don't worry about it.
Thanks!
Update: More 'apt' based distros are now supported.
https://github.com/tonywhatever/deb_build4skippy caters now in addition to Debian 12 also for Ubuntu 24.04 (LTS) and Linux Mint 22 Beta (Codebase: Ubuntu 24.04).
Simply put, 'skippy-xd' is now installable for close to all stable/LTS distributions which use the DEB Package Management.
The recipes and the installable packages have been tested on all of the above mentioned distros.
BTW, backporting to Ubuntu 22.04/Linux Mint 21 is also supported in the Ubuntu-Recipe.md
As a nod to the Antix-Community I added a debian12-i386-binary-package to 'deb_build4skippy'. No more additions are planned.
I kept it very generic.
To keep it KISS for both of us, I would very much appreciate it if you would create a file '/Packaging/Debian/Link2getDebs' with the following content:
----start
Looking for a deb?
Go to https://github.com/tonywhatever/deb_build4skippy
There in the README.md you find:
a link to download an installable debian binary.
two very simple recipes to create your very own installable debian-binary if you so wish.
Distros supported:
Debian: will also work for Devuan, MX-Linux, Antix, SpiralLinux etc. Architecture: i386 and amd64
Ubuntu: will work for all flavours/editions of Ubuntu and Linux Mint Architecture: amd64
All available binaries have been tested and work as they should.
----end
Thank you
@tonywhatever I have done it with PR #129
Skippy-xd has undergone significant development, going from version 0.5 to version 0.8. With a view of getting packages adopted by distros, I am thinking of providing packages ready, or close to ready, for direct adoption in the
Packaging/
directory, where #118 is a lousy attempt by me to provide the packaging.Please help, in order of ascending preference:
Special shout out to @tonywhatever for the debian instructions in https://github.com/tonywhatever/deb_build4skippy, which can be further elevated by providing the Makefile for the deb file.