Re: Quick test of packaging?
| From: | Andrei Zmievski | Date: | Sat, 01 Mar 2008 01:24:50 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Quick test of packaging? | ||
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I've edited relevant php-gtk-web pages here and going to commit them before I leave work (just so I hold myself to the promise of releasing on February 29).
We should probably restructure downloads page so that we have separate sections for PHP-GTK 1 and 2 and also development and stable release sections for PHP-GTK 2.
Anant, you can update links in the index.php announcement if you want. I think I found most of them, but feel free..
-Andrei
Andrei Zmievski wrote:
Which version of Gtk+ did you bundle? -Andrei Elizabeth M Smith wrote:Up it went - I included libglade and gtksourceview because their requirements are light and they work well, gtk_html isn't up yet because I can't get it to cooperate on windows - it'll just have to wait for when I tackle building gtk again. Should be unzip and run on windows - the php included is a stock build. ElizabethBuilds and appears to run fine with windows (but the win build system always regenerates source ;). I have a build ready to go, with gtksourceview and libglade extensions. I also have gtkhtml building but it needs so many dependencies I have that in a different package. I couldn't find prebuilt libs for the others and don't have time to build them right now, so things like the svg pixbuf loader, libsexy, gtkextra, scintilla, and gtkspell will have to wait until I get some libraries. Core and the extensions that build appear to work (I don't have a good gtkhtml test, anyone care to write one?)Ok. Can you check the Windows builds into php-gtk-web/distributions? -Andrei