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https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8gbickq501_Qy1oRWR0TGo2elk/view?usp=sharing
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https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8gbickq501_Qy1oRWR0TGo2elk/view?usp=sharing
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as promised this is the first draft of my deb file should work on Ubuntu/Linux mint
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as promised this is the first draft of my deb file should work on Ubuntu/Linux mint
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contain only scripts so please check all the script before you run I don't take responsibility for anything broken because of my deb file [run fine on my virtual machine though]
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contain only scripts so please check all the script before you run I don't take responsibility for anything broken because of my deb file [run fine on my virtual machine though]
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pro:
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pro:
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A Deb files which can reassure certain kind of people with it familiarity
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A Deb files which can reassure certain kind of people with it familiarity
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I made this as per instruction from a guy on the debian mentor channel so this is more similar to an actual Deb file, therefore, It can be used as base for an actual repo deb file should the need arise [I put a very low odd on that though]
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I made this as per instruction from a guy on the debian mentor channel so this is more similar to an actual Deb file, therefore, It can be used as base for an actual repo deb file should the need arise [I put a very low odd on that though]
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Theoretically, should run fine with multiple users on one machine
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Theoretically, should run fine with multiple users on one machine
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Con:
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Con:
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Unsure
how
it
will
react
with
self
updating
since
it
is
using
symlink
[need
@Licho
to
make
a
test
exe]
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Unsure
how
it
will
react
with
self
updating
since
it
is
using
symlink,
need
@Licho
to
make
a
test
exe
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need internet access [considering chobby need internet access anyway kinda low priority] [also a static version with chobby.exe pre-packaged can be made]
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need internet access [considering chobby need internet access anyway kinda low priority] [also a static version with chobby.exe pre-packaged can be made]
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still far from an actual deb file
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still far from an actual deb file
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need root access
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need root access
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basically do exactly what your script does, albeit in a different package [hidding the fact that it is a script can be a good thing or a bad thing depending]
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basically do exactly what your script does, albeit in a different package [hidding the fact that it is a script can be a good thing or a bad thing depending]
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possible improvement:
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possible improvement:
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ask user the directory they want zero-k to be installed and save it in a config file, then use it
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ask user the directory they want zero-k to be installed and save it in a config file, then use it
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removal script implementation
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removal script implementation
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Alternative implementation ideas to be debated over the one above:
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Alternative implementation ideas to be debated over the one above:
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1. just package @Vermind script and have it run by user.
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1. just package @Vermind script and have it run by user.
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2. un-own from root the folder containing chobby.exe and have it download stuff there [very bad practice I was told]
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2. un-own from root the folder containing chobby.exe and have it download stuff there [very bad practice I was told]
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