Re: Binary .package Why?

2008/1/19, Alex Lobanovsky <[email protected]>:
>
> When I run my .package file (command `bash test.package`) on that target
> platform it says that support code should be installed "autopackage.tar.bz2"
> (I don't like this at all!), then it either downloads or uses from disk and

It has to install that file. It is the support code cointaining the
core of autopackage.

> then it says "autopackage/libexec/autosu-tui: error while
> loading shared libraries: libglib-2.0.so.0: can't open shared object file:
> No such file or directory"

Yes, we depend on glib for the textmode client too. Glib has nothing
to do with GUI [1], it is a utility library making writing complex
things in c less tiresome.

You need to install it on your machine, otherwise autopackage won't work.

-Isak

[1] Except that it also provides the base for GTK, which is a GUI
toolkit. GLib itself is not GUI related though.

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