[gobolinux-users] Unsermake recipe

[Lucas C. Villa Real]

On Nov 21, 2007 11:53 PM, Daniele Maccari <gobo.users at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> As some of you could have already read I'm trying to make a recipe for
> unsermake (http://wiki.kde.org/tiki-index.php?page=unsermake, but I
> downloaded it from http://ranger.befunk.com/fink/unsermake, could that
> be a problem?), a kde replacement to automake (don't ask me why there
> should be a replacement). Anyway it appears to be a python program
> without the need to be compiled, so I was suggested to use the
> "manifest" recipe type.
> The fact is that I really don't know where to put all that .py and .um
> files. I created a recipe where the shell script which launch the
> program was placed in bin and all the rest (apart from the docs) in lib,
> but then I realized pys and ums files probably should go in the python
> libraries directory (the site-packages one), but how could I do that?
>
> Any help will be really appreciated, thanks.

This gives a hint on how to organize it:
http://packages.ubuntu.com/cgi-bin/search_contents.pl?searchmode=filelist&word=unsermake&version=feisty&arch=all

Also, since there's no release of unsermake, it's better to check it
from subversion instead of using a snapshot's tarball. I just wrote a
recipe for that, which is in the trunk now -- in a few minutes you'll
be able to try it by running 'Compile Unsermake'.

I took the time to write the recipe for KPowersave, as I'm also
running klaptop here and I was curious to see how it looks like. It
was just a matter of setting 'make=unsermake' and adding that program
to BuildDependencies and unsermake was able to do the job. This recipe
will be available in a few hours in the store.

The only problem, so far, is Powersave, the daemon process on which
KPowersave depends on. Powersave requires the latest code of LibLazy,
which is only available via git, not supported by Compile yet. I made
a recipe for the latest stable release, but that doesn't offer the
APIs used by Powersave.

Adding git support to Compile is now in the to-do list..

Regards,

-- 
Lucas
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