[PD] pd-extended autobuilds on pd gutsy (WAS: Re: pd-extended install gutsy ubuntu libquicktime0 libflac7)

[Hans-Christoph Steiner]

The files are in packages/linux_make.  The problem is that there is  
just one package description file which needs to build the .debs for  
all of the different Debian-based distributions.

In order to support multiple distros, we'll need a way to manage  
multiple 'debian/control' files, one for each distro with conflicting  
deps.  One way would be to have 'packages/debian' and 'packages/ 
ubuntu', but I am open to suggestions.

.hc

On Feb 22, 2008, at 4:21 PM, Georg Holzmann wrote:

> Hallo Hans + others!
>
> I still have to same error with the ubuntu gutsy autobuild (see below)
> which is quite annoying when installing it on other systems ...
>
> So I wanted to ask: where in the SVN repository are the files that  
> build
> these gutsy packages ?
> Then I can fix the dependencies ...
>
> LG
> Georg
>
> Greg schrieb:
>> Hey I think this was noted as a problem; namely the deb wants libs
>> flac7 and quicktime0.  Gutsy doesn't have them (it has lqt1 and lf8)
>> and it annoys aptitude to use "dpkg -i --ignore-dependency=$NOGOOD"
>>
>> to fix apt from complaining I went into /var/lib/dkpg/status  and
>> found the pd-extended entry and changed the relevant "depends: " to
>> the gutsy versions.  More info here:
>>
>> http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-187293.html
>>
>> hope this helps, sorry if it's a repost
>>
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