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The 15 December 2007 build (4734) is out.
qingbaih:
Can't download!
kurapix:
My script version 0.4 for building CB-SVN on Ubuntu works except for one part : the checkout.
When the checkout is fix then I'll release the new version of my script (probably next week since I have others things to do for now).
GTOnizuka, no need for tar.gz with sources then, my script will do the work for beginners on Ubuntu ;) .
If you want to see what my script do, go check the link in my signatures (no link to download since it's old versions and they don't work beyond SVN 4267).
Kurapix
GTOnizuka:
--- Quote from: kurapix on December 16, 2007, 02:47:30 pm ---My script version 0.4 for building CB-SVN on Ubuntu works except for one part : the checkout.
When the checkout is fix then I'll release the new version of my script (probably next week since I have others things to do for now).
GTOnizuka, no need for tar.gz with sources then, my script will do the work for beginners on Ubuntu ;) .
If you want to see what my script do, go check the link in my signatures (no link to download since it's old versions and they don't work beyond SVN 4267).
Kurapix
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Yeah you're right, but what about Slackware/Arch Linux Users? I think that they also need to make easy the download of sources without using SVN :) this is only in my opinion :)
Anyway thanks, but i use pasgui repo for CB.
Best regards, GTOnizuka
Jenna:
--- Quote from: GTOnizuka on December 16, 2007, 12:08:02 pm ---Hi, long time no see yep? Well i'm here because i have a suggestion to your NB relases. I have passed to Linux these two last months and i found it very beautifull, much more than Windows(IMHO) anyway why don't you give a tar.gz with sources in? So users that don't know what is SVN can anyway build their own NB in their own system.
I hope you'll get it from the next relase ;)
Best regards, GTOnizuka
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You can download the sources as tarball from my repo.
You find it under http://jens.lody.name/debian/pool/sources/
It normally only contains tarballs from svn-versions that exist as nightly build.
But using svn is quite simple:
install the svn (aka subversion) package belonging to your distro, create a directory for the C::B sources and run:
--- Code: ---svn co svn://svn.berlios.de/codeblocks/trunk <path/where/codeblocks/source/should/go/to>
--- End code ---
and you get the latest available svn sources.
I think if someone is able to build C::B from source, he (or she) should also be able to run just one command from commandline.
GTOnizuka:
--- Quote from: jens on December 16, 2007, 11:22:24 pm ---I think if someone is able to build C::B from source, he (or she) should also be able to run just one command from commandline.
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Thanks very much but i thought to deploy a service by CB Official NB not by users...and you're right about it but i know people thank know how to hack something by knowing nothing about programming too. So i think that deploying a basilar service(that all OpenSouce projects have) would have been making CB easy to install IN EVERY LINUX DISTRO(and also into Windows, or maybe one day into Mac).
--- Without Tar.Gz ---
Why i'm saying that? Think that, i just installed a fresh distro from CD/DVD but i want to install CB into it(for ex. gentoo). Aww geez, i have to open my web browser to find which is the package manager. After i found it, i have to install svn packages, so i have to wait(it depens on the connection speed) seconds or minutes (many or few aren't important). After that i have to search HOW TO DOWNLOAD FROM SVN for CB project, than after i spent some time to learn them, I open terminal and type svn + parameters to download sources. Finally, i switch to the dir to make, and after make install CB...how many passages!Too for me...(think that i'm lazy).
Total time spent: maybe if you're good 15min, if not 30-40min
-- With Tar.Gz ---
I had just installed my distro, i go to the latest NB through RSS, i download my tar.gz, unpack it, and i type ./configure , make, make install.
WOW, i got to install my CB versoin in less then 5 minutes.
And this is ONLY for Linux distros, but what about windows? i have to find a free svn manager, learn how to use it and then i can deal with the compiling of CB.
And what about Mac that does not provides so many terminal-oriented packages...in every case i have to spent time to learn about svn(think that you're a newbie), so why wasting my time when we can do a service that cut off more than 70% of time.
I hope you get my idea, i'm not here to bore you but just to make these project better and better, from day to day.
Best Regards, GTOnizuka
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