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I want to be able to distribute a program in Linux without distributing the source with it. The current solution is distributing a tar.gz with a precompiled binary. What is the easiest way to have this binary be placed in the Applications Menu? Is there...
Started by DHamrick on
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That way you ....
I was using Linux, RPM was the easiest way to distribute pre-combiled binaries (most distributations add that url to their /etc/apt/sources.list, then you get a easy way to update the software as well.
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Is there a license / royalty free DRM available for protecting and distributing video content?
Thanks in advance!
Started by Saiprasad on
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Remember there is no way to protect data to Microsoft somewhere along the way....
There are not many use cases where using DRM is a viable practice - there is no way to "enforce" trust and DRM only penalize people that should be trusted ...
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I have tested all my systems developed in Delphi (in Windows XP) on Wine (OpenSuse Linux) and they work perfectly. My question is: should I start distributing my systems (on a local basis that I can support) as Wine ready or are there other issues I should...
Started by mm2010 on
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That way there's no fear: distributing a statically-linked edition of Wine, while it would make your product bigger, would.
You could do what Google does and package Wine with the application .
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Is there any way besides Shoes to develop and distribute cross-platform GUI desktop applications written in Ruby?
I come to believe that general bugginess of _why's applications is exceptionally crippling in case of Shoes, and anything more complex than...
Started by apostlion on
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Personally.
And Shoes is a long way off (and isn't even intended to be a full-scale application).
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Say I have a Haskell program or library that I'd like to make accessible to non-Haskellers, potentially C programmers. Can I compile it to C using GHC and then distribute this as a C source?
If this is possible, can someone provide a minimal example? ...
Started by Steve on
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Even if it could be read and understood, it would make no sense to modify it because there is no way portions of programs in C and Haskell, and then distributing it as a tarball, but without requiring.
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Is there an easy way to distribute inline elements within a parent block container using CSS? Setting margins to auto doesn't work since the margins between inline elements are set to 0 and I don't want to mess around with percentages as the content is...
Started by gvkv on
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It's common knowledge that ....
That is the quickest (and dirtiest) way flawed.
You didn't hear this from me ok?
You could use a table .
It's a bit unclear what you mean by "distributing evenly"; Could it be that you want to justify, but...
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I'm working on early designs for an application that needs to start out small but be highly scalable. I'm particularly worried about the user database, which in this case will have a high INSERT and UPDATE load, and is unlikely to survive long on a single...
Started by Nicholas Knight on
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That way....
That way you can migrate by moving just the schemas that need to be touched, and not rehashing update for migrations.
That way you can move users easily machine.
Their actual database server is, and continue at that point .
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I've written a built-in for bash which modifies the 'cd' command, a requirement for my software. Is there a way to actually distribute a loadable independently of bash itself? I'd ideally like to distribute just a drop in "additional feature" because ...
Started by Philluminati on
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Why do you think you need to do it? What have you changed, and why? Why is your software unique in requiring this change when no-one else has needed to do it?
AFAIK, bash does not support ... .
Modifying the built-in cd command sounds like a very bad idea .
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I've written an application which as of yet is not open source and I'd like to distribute the executable across various linux distros. What's the best way to do this, I've looked a little bit at .rpm and .deb packaging but I can't find if that can be ...
Started by whatWhat on
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The usual patterns....
RPM and DEB packages are the two primary mechanisms for distributing binary packages in Linux-system configuration.
This way, you get most of the distros covered, and you allow users to install in a way scripts.
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Is there a way to distribute a client-only rule to Outlook 2003 and 2007 clients?
We'd like a way for to have emails from corporate communications generate a desktop alert or perhaps be flagged for followup automatically. It would need to be deployable...
Started by Brian on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
But I don't think that you can show a popup that way..
This centrally, your code would need to log on to a user's mailbox and create the rule; you'll also need a way.
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