As we have a working apt repository for Debian packages, it
would be a good idea to put it's usage instructions into our
webpage, anyway no one will know about the repository
existence and utilisation.
The following information (or similar) should be shown:
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Here is our stable apt repository. Add the following lines
to your /etc/apt/sources.list, Run 'apt-get update &&
apt-get install panp' and enjoy!
I've temporally added the apt-repository information into
web page, to help Xavi a bit. I've respected the existing
schema on web source code and backed up all modified files
to .pre-apt extension (directory on language diccio's).
Hope to be helpfull.
PD.: I could see that CVS is not used for web page version
mantainance. I think it can be a good idea to use it, but
split actual web CVS space into two modules (one for web
page and another for the apt repository).
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As we have a working apt repository for Debian packages, it
would be a good idea to put it's usage instructions into our
webpage, anyway no one will know about the repository
existence and utilisation.
The following information (or similar) should be shown:
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Here is our stable apt repository. Add the following lines
to your /etc/apt/sources.list, Run 'apt-get update &&
apt-get install panp' and enjoy!
deb http://panp.sourceforge.net/debian ./
deb-src http://panp.sourceforge.net/debian ./
All the packages are signed with Ivan Aragons gpg key which
is available via:
gpg --recv-keys --keyserver www.keyserver.net F76A237D
Key Fingerprint = 6EE0 9878 064A F5F2 406F 274B C8C4 C94A
F76A 237D
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The web page may include a visitors counter, to give us an
idea of how many people is interested in PANP.
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An OpenGL logo may be displayed into web page. That's
because of the requirements from
http://www.opengl.org/users/apps_hardware/applications/Linux/Games/
to permit our project to be anounced into that web page.
When we show a logo from any on
http://www.opengl.org/developers/license/weblogos.html I'll
add PANP into the OpenGL game listing.
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It would be important to add an SDL logo to the web page, as
we are anounced at www.libsdl.org
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I've temporally added the apt-repository information into
web page, to help Xavi a bit. I've respected the existing
schema on web source code and backed up all modified files
to .pre-apt extension (directory on language diccio's).
Hope to be helpfull.
PD.: I could see that CVS is not used for web page version
mantainance. I think it can be a good idea to use it, but
split actual web CVS space into two modules (one for web
page and another for the apt repository).