Perhaps use checkinstall in the final step to integrate the final sox package into the Ubuntu package management system?
Perhaps use checkinstall in the final step to integrate the final sox package into the Ubuntu package management system?
You think that's air you're breathing now?
Hi Andrew
to replace sudo make install ?
can you explain a bit more please? I have seen this before but do not quite understand how it differs
ha ok i kind of understand but still why is it better?
for this reason?
Usage
Instead of
sudo make install
you will use
sudo checkinstall
When called with no arguments, checkinstall will call "make install". If you need other arguments, they can be supplied:
sudo checkinstall make install_package
The installed package can then also easily be removed via Synaptic or via the terminal:
sudo dpkg -r packagename
Last edited by shantiq; July 26th, 2012 at 01:26 PM.
Linux is Latin for off-the-beaten-track
what I like MOST about our Ubuntu ... The Community ie 50 brains are better than one
Playing with Slackware too now ...
ShanArt
Checkinstall is the 'budget' way of creating a debian package, it is a little limited but perfect for packages for use on your own machine. It allows for clean removal as well as automatic updating from the Ubuntu Repositories. When you investigate the options it becomes a very, very useful tool when compiling.
You think that's air you're breathing now?
thank you
Linux is Latin for off-the-beaten-track
what I like MOST about our Ubuntu ... The Community ie 50 brains are better than one
Playing with Slackware too now ...
ShanArt
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