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Great news, but for my own knowledge, how did this actually work? I mean go from a source code folder to the autobuilder and up.. I have been reading the how-to's but they assume a level of familiarity that I do not have...
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2009-03-20
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I have downloaded LibGuiChan 0.8 (the req) and I can compile it in scratchbox, but I have NO idea how to take a lib and make it a deb package so I (or anyone else) can install it on the tablets.
Does anyone have any advice or hints or thoughts on how to accomplish this?
Thanks!
-John