Hey,
I try to include freemind and/or freeplane into fedora. Due to the guidelines of fedora it is not allowed to ship bundled *.jar files or classes. Therefor I need to resolve all dependencies, which I nearly finished. I already packaged Simplyhtml and it is alread available through the repos.
The real question to me is now: Why does freeplane and freemind ship a more current version of Simplyhtml with their complete Windows installation than the version which is available here.
Freeplane ships 0.13.6 and freemind 0.13.5, do those projects use their own implementation? I just would like to include the Simplyhtml version which is bundled with the two projects. I hope someone could point me to a solution…
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both FreeMind and Freeplane use source code from the CVS repository of this project with the corresponding tags. They do not make any changes. I can make a binary release any time it is required.
Kind regards,
Dimitry
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Anonymous
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2010-10-16
Hey,
I don't know if there is much changed in those cvs version and what they might improve.
I just was kind of baffled by this version mix and I think it is kind of a sysiphos task to get java projects into distros properly because I need to remove all bundled libraries and add those libraries as independent packages to the distro. I think this is a problem nearly all java projects have and what is imho a major shortcoming, even if it is only linux/unix specific….
Kind regards,
johannes
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Anonymous
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2010-10-26
Hey,
besides the fact that it isn't mainly your problem to get it into any distro. ;)
I would like to ask if a release is possible.
Thanks in advance!
Johannes
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Hey,
I try to include freemind and/or freeplane into fedora. Due to the guidelines of fedora it is not allowed to ship bundled *.jar files or classes. Therefor I need to resolve all dependencies, which I nearly finished. I already packaged Simplyhtml and it is alread available through the repos.
The real question to me is now: Why does freeplane and freemind ship a more current version of Simplyhtml with their complete Windows installation than the version which is available here.
Freeplane ships 0.13.6 and freemind 0.13.5, do those projects use their own implementation? I just would like to include the Simplyhtml version which is bundled with the two projects. I hope someone could point me to a solution…
Hey,
both FreeMind and Freeplane use source code from the CVS repository of this project with the corresponding tags. They do not make any changes. I can make a binary release any time it is required.
Kind regards,
Dimitry
Hey,
I don't know if there is much changed in those cvs version and what they might improve.
I just was kind of baffled by this version mix and I think it is kind of a sysiphos task to get java projects into distros properly because I need to remove all bundled libraries and add those libraries as independent packages to the distro. I think this is a problem nearly all java projects have and what is imho a major shortcoming, even if it is only linux/unix specific….
Kind regards,
johannes
Hey,
besides the fact that it isn't mainly your problem to get it into any distro. ;)
I would like to ask if a release is possible.
Thanks in advance!
Johannes