Hi
This is my first post in this Forum...
I am a user of Arch, Slackware, and CentOS ( an rpm based distro, like PCLinuxOS )
I would like to know if one has to create installable packages out of applications and/or libraries which do not exist in the repos, built from source, and install them out of a local repo to be able to create a custom Live with "foreign" packages, or is it enough to just run the ./configure make install to have a snapshot of the Live Filesystem w/ new packages ported to the iso image to create...
Can someone give me a hint...?
BRGDS
Alex
You could use the standard
./configure
make
make install
but personally I prefer to do
./configure
make
checkinstall
Using Checkinstall will create an RPM of the application, so it is portable and reusable.
Much better IMO than using
make install ....... just another choice ...
PCLOS users are also encouraged to make a Package Suggest, should there be a package that is not in the repository, and one of the devs may build it for the PCLOS repository and general use.
regards.