[gcompris-devel] Version Windows

[bcoudoin]

Le mar 27/04/2004 à 12:31, Yan Seiner a écrit :
> bcoudoin wrote:
> > Le mar 27/04/2004 à 12:09, Yan Seiner a écrit :
> > 
> >>bcoudoin wrote:
> >>
> >>
> >>>You are correct. Especially, gcompris + gtk runtime + sounds will make a
> >>>pretty huge package.
> >>>I should think twice for the CD.
> >>
> >>An alternate solution might be to get with some group like K12LTSP 
> >><http://www.k12ltsp.org> and have them package the latest version of 
> >>gcompris with their release.  I might volunteer for that effort - but 
> >>the earliest I'd have time will be this fall.  There were some problems 
> >>running gcompris on k12ltsp that might still have to be ironed out.
> >>
> > 
> > Alternate to what ?
> 
> To having to package everything yourself....  Or trying to stuff a lot 
> of things on a CD...
> 
> > Having gcompris works fine in LTSP/abuledu/skolelinux/debian
> > edu/mandrake/suse/debian/... is mandatory.
> 
> LTSP had some problems with fonts not being rendered properly. 
> Something to do with the client/server nature of LTSP rather than 
> gcomrpis itself.  I never did figure it out.
> 
Hum, I never heard about that. There is others using LTSP based
educational distro that I know do not have a font issue (abuledu and
skolelinux)

> I was thinking if gcompris was made part of the base release of LTSP, 
> then you wouldn't have the overhead of packaging it for that release. 
> And I was thinking I might be the maintainer for that distro - maybe... 

I don't know what the base release is but as a redhat official user,
there is a LTSP package in their list of distro and gcompris is in.

>   If things work out for me.
> 

What's your plan ?. If you want, talk with me privatly about that.