RPM Part for KDevelop 3.0

[Ian Reinhart Geiser]

On Saturday 21 July 2001 07:41 am, you wrote:
> On Saturday, 21. July 2001 11:04, you wrote:
> > > My thinking here is I want to make it very easy and convienent for
> > > first time developers to get there software into KDE and get exposure
> > > to the community. I feel KDevelop allows developers to get started on
> > > the KDE platform.  I think it is natural that we should make extentions
> > > to help users get there work noticed.
> >
> > upload.kde.org is the ftp site that you can use in any case for
> > distributing packages in case you have no website. When your dcop
> > scripting works for all actions, you could also send a mail to
> > pour at kde.org with a link to add your packages to apps.kde.com :)
> >
> :-)
>
> Ian, do plan to extend the packagemanagment to other targets then KDE? You
> know with KDevelop 3.0 it will be possible to write not only C++/KDE
> software.:-) If it is just for KDE projects we need to make sure that it is
> loaded in KDE projects only. (not difficult see HACKING file)
So far the ONLY requirement of the part is that you use a Makefile.am and 
configure.in.in file... Just so I can glean info from there. 

I am still trying to flesh out some usecases yet for the TGZ and Publishing 
portions of the applicaiton.  In reality the first rev will only support RPM, 
but as I get more of an idea of how this works it will go on to support other 
packageing methods.  My hope is that KDevelop will become the first stop for 
KDE developers when it comes to implementation and deployment of software on 
KDE.

-ian reinhart geiser
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