Orxonox

I just noticed, its only libCEGUISampleHelper that links to the ogre renderer. This library can probably be omitted in the package or split in its own package if needed. A squeeze package should not be a problem, all dependencies are met. (Firing up the build environments ...) UPDATE: done UPDATE2: ...

Hi all, I just uploaded a new version of the orxonox packages to our Debian repository. Packages are available for Debian unstable amd64 and i386 and are made from the 0.0.5 tag. See the download page for instructions. For this to work properly I had to fix two other packages. Ogre (1.7.1) just got ...

In general authors should be mentioned. I think it's ok just to mention "Orxonox Development Team" or similar, when a lot of different people worked on something, and then make sure these people get mentioned somewhere.

I just opened a ticket for creating a basic data package. edit: and on a side note, I don't think anyone at a Debian repository will check the authors file per file. I guess they're more interested in whether or not we take this serious and don't just upload a ton of models without authors. Actually...

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The only other project management application that comes in to my mind is Redmine, i'ts comparable to Trac and worth a try.

Just don't use Origo, please.

There is now a repository, see http://www.orxonox.net/wiki/download

I uploaded a new version of the package, which has no lintian errors nor warnings anymore.

is sufficient, you don't have to add the version with -v, the ubuntu version of debchange automatically adds ubuntu1 to the debian revision.

tried that (in a 32bit chroot) but so far without success. will try again later without chroot. Something does not work well with Ubuntu, Erwin is working on this. i added some of your packages to https://svn.orxonox.net/downloads/linux/debian should i also add the other files or are they only necc...

can i just use an ubuntu livecd and try to install it there and see whether everything works? Ubuntu does not have the same libboost version as I compiled my packages with. Maybe you can take them from Debian, or you can try rebuilding my packages with the source package: # install some tools sudo ...

A preview is available now: http://people.ee.ethz.ch/~adrfried/orxonox/ There is a Debian and a freedesktop.org menu entry and a manpage :D . Debugging symbols are in the package orxonox-dbg and are automatically found by gdb. Please report any ideas for improvement. The technical part of the packag...

Hi Guys

Today I decided to do a proper Debian Package of Orxonox. I just opened an ITP (Intend to Package) in the Debian BTS: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=584496

I'll keep you updated about the packaging status in this thread.

Cheers, Adi

The most common versioning scheme is major.minor.patch, so the third number is only for bugfixes (you would have to have a release branch separated from trunk for this task), the middle one for normal changes, and the first one for big changes/rewrites.

i think the tolua_bind files are perfectly fine, where they are placed during pre-compilation No. The reason is, that you should get a pristine source tree with only deleting the build directory. See CMake FAQ . Having pregeneretad files in a version control system neither is a good idea. I've star...

There is no problem in creating any of these files while compiling, but they should be put into the build directory instead of the source directory (which are actually the same while doing an in source build). An untouched source directory will allow different builds with different compiler options,...