http://mlowen.com/2009/03/14/weekend-coding/ Do you want code with that mongoose? Sat, 20 Mar 2010 02:35:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://mlowen.com/2009/03/14/weekend-coding/comment-page-1/#comment-14 Mike Wed, 18 Mar 2009 21:23:48 +0000 http://mlowen.com/?p=71#comment-14 It's good to see that libvtemm looks like it is gaining momentum, that does help with my decision. It's true that gIDE is not packaged for any ditro yet - this is largely because I'm not at the stage of feeling that it is ready for a release, when I do make a release I should be providing at least a rpm and a debian package. As you might be able to tell I haven't done much of what I posted up there, I largely blame this on the Firefly boxset I picked up that weekend it seemed to sap all my productivity out of me ;) It’s good to see that libvtemm looks like it is gaining momentum, that does help with my decision. It’s true that gIDE is not packaged for any ditro yet – this is largely because I’m not at the stage of feeling that it is ready for a release, when I do make a release I should be providing at least a rpm and a debian package. As you might be able to tell I haven’t done much of what I posted up there, I largely blame this on the Firefly boxset I picked up that weekend it seemed to sap all my productivity out of me

]]> http://mlowen.com/2009/03/14/weekend-coding/comment-page-1/#comment-15 Krzesimir Nowak Wed, 18 Mar 2009 17:39:15 +0000 http://mlowen.com/?p=71#comment-15 Latest libvtemm (it's 0.20) is already on svn.gnome.org. Earlier versions wrapping earlier versions of vte will be put soon there also, as I only know where (branches/tags). :P Being not packaged in any major distribution is a stopper - it's true. There are no projects which have libvtemm as a dependency (I won't be mad if, for example, Nemiver switch to libvtemm. :P). On the other side - your project also doesn't seem to be packaged (well, I didn't checked it thoroughly, only Fedora, Ubuntu and Debian distros). Probably when your gIDE reach quite mature status, libvtemm will be already packaged. I suppose I'll have to see to it. Debian packaging seems complicated at first glance. Latest libvtemm (it’s 0.20) is already on svn.gnome.org. Earlier versions wrapping earlier versions of vte will be put soon there also, as I only know where (branches/tags). Being not packaged in any major distribution is a stopper – it’s true. There are no projects which have libvtemm as a dependency (I won’t be mad if, for example, Nemiver switch to libvtemm. ). On the other side – your project also doesn’t seem to be packaged (well, I didn’t checked it thoroughly, only Fedora, Ubuntu and Debian distros). Probably when your gIDE reach quite mature status, libvtemm will be already packaged. I suppose I’ll have to see to it. Debian packaging seems complicated at first glance.

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