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i would like to know what should i do to add java-gnome[1] to GSlacky.
this is the most stable java binding available to GNOME, and actually i have some time (vacations!) to start to build good quality scripts. I have some slackbuilds[2] made to package ".jar" files and some prototype for java-gnome, but now it's time to make a more serious work and if possible add that package to that mainstream GNOME,
i would like to have some directions and for now i'm assembling an environment to package this.
thanks in advance,
note: java-gnome also have several gnome and gtk-specific dependencies, i can handle those ones too, and with some luck we'll be able to maintain the latest release.
We are porting most of Gnome-2.26.3 library on Slacky. Then you can try to build the package without GSlacky. Download the dependencies directly from Slacky homepage.
actually, i don't ant just to package it, i'm asking for some steps in order to make that binding package good enough to become part of GSlacky, or at least be available under gnome slacky repos.
actually, i don't ant just to package it, i'm asking for some steps in order to make that binding package good enough to become part of GSlacky, or at least be available under gnome slacky repos.
thanks in advance!
I'm testing your build script, it seem work very good. I'm testing also the required Gnome dependencies.
) packaged versions.