Wine Doors In VL

[kc1di]

Sorry Got caught up in work last night and didn't get a chance to continue.

Next step will be to build All the deps that you'll need for Orange and any other deps you'll need for Windows-Doors.  some will be straight forward regular builds.  Some will require tweaking of the build script.
This has become very easy as long as you have installed the latest version of Sbbuilder.

Open terminal and type sbbuilder --manual (read the manual, it is very good pay particular attention to the section on --type.) Now we are going to add one more step in the building of the packages say it a python script and no ./config or make file exists.  Which is what you'll find in PyQwt which is one of the deps for Orange.  you simply add the following too your sbbuilder line.

sbbuilder --package=PyQwt --version=0.1.6 --user= <yourusername> --type=python --link=<address where file can be found>  Then when it builds your script it will replace the ./config section with python setup.py 

you will then be able to build the python package.. give it a try and see if it works for you.

Dave

P.S. (after you have built your dep packages installed them and tested the final wine-doors package don't forget to go back and remove everything from your packaging partition and clean it out again. that way the next time you build a package you won't get false dependencies.)

[aulus]

how do I install a package to my chroot directory instead of my main folder?

[kc1di]

how do I install a package to my chroot directory instead of my main folder?

One of you Other Packagers want to chime in here I'm on the road today Thanks- Dave

[uelsk8s]

how do I install a package to my chroot directory instead of my main folder?

installpkg -R /path/to/chroot pkgname.tlz

[aulus]

Thanks I'll give that a go as soon as I have time to build the packages.

[aulus]

Ok another question. The SIP package required for PyQt is under a private license allowing rights to reproduce. What would I put under license in my build script? Private?

[kc1di]

Ok another question. The SIP package required for PyQt is under a private license allowing rights to reproduce. What would I put under license in my build script? Private?

Can you send me the web site of the sip software thanks

[aulus]

I actually downloaded it from a sourceforge link but here is the link from the manufacturer. http://www.riverbankcomputing.com/software/sip/download.

[kc1di]

I Think I'd just call it SIP license agreement.

[uelsk8s]

sip is already in the repo
sip-4.7.9-i586-1vl60 [inst=yes]: sip (tool for generating Python bindings for C and C++ libraries.)

[kc1di]

Thanks Uelsk8s,

[blurymind]

hi...I've compiled and packaged liborange and all its dependencies. I also made a wine-doors slackbuild. Its all in my slack contrib. I can't package wine-doors because it wants gnome-python-desktop  ,which drags the whole gnome desktop with all its deps- I just dont have enough hd space to install it and i dont want to polute my packaging system.

So, just wait for liborange and its deps to get to the testing repository...and then download this slackbuild and try it

dont forget to install these too before you try the slackbuild:
cabextract >= 1.2 | wine >= 1.1.14 | liborange >= 0.4 | gnome-python-desktop >= 2.22.0 | pycairo >= 1.4.12 | lxml >= 2.15

[caitlyn]

I'll have these packages in the testing repo this afternoon.  I'm doing VL 5.9 repo maintenance at the moment but I will be doing 6.0 very shortly.

[aulus]

Your download file wouldn't extract and I was almost done with what I started building so I finished but it's not working and i'm not sure why. I built a package for numpy, pyqt, pyqwt, orange, and wine-doors. I also installed wine, cabextract, dbus-python, gnome-python-desktop, and pycairo before building the wine-doors package. The packages don't generate an error when installing but don't appear to have installed. Also when I build the package with the script it is not making a required file. Here is the link to what I have made so far. http://eagled2.net/data/wine-doors-packs.tar.gz. I will try making it again using your dependency collection but would like to know what i'm doing wrong.

[kc1di]

I don't know what has gone wrong but yor numpy.tlz file is one 3.5kb  it should be something on the order of 1.5 MB in size.  winedoors looks very small also. will look further time permitting.
dave