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jls:
Hi
I've compiled rage which is a video and audio player written with Enlightenment Foundation Libraries, becuase I found it onmly an old version on the bodhi repos.
I'd like to submit it, but it has of course some deps, how to show them on the tc repo?
Should I submit a .dep file? What about a .info file?
Or a README?

jls:
another idea could be the creation of a debian repo in the tc site

Jason W:
You can send it in as an SCE, I convert it to tar.gz before I upload it.  A README would be fine in place of an info file.

Provide a list of deps and I will add it to the master list.  It can be in the form of the familiar .dep file.  Also an .md5.txt, of course.  Does this app depend on packages from extra repos or just what is found in the standard one?

And what dCore was the package compiled on?  Preferably prebuilt packages would be built on dCore-wheezy so it will work with all x86 dCores.  That is, unless the package depends on release specific things like the Virtualbox kernel modules do, then we give it an appropriate name tying it to a particular dCore release or a package version number.

Oh, I just saw your last post about a Debian repo here.  I will look into that. 

jls:
Hi
On the following link are some stuff if Jason wants to publish
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B4vTCpb2v8kCR01DMFAyeGlUaXM
thanks

Jason W:
Thanks, I will be able to get to this maybe tonight or tomorrow afternoon.

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