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Request to add .deb
package support for Debian/Ubuntu
#154
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Very sorry for the late reply. I am not a skilled deb packager, and although I have checked some documentation and understand that deb packaging is not complicated, I still have some questions. The most common linux distribution I use is ArchLinux, because it is updated on a rolling basis, so most users have the latest glibc version, for which users don't run into the problem of mismatched libc versions that golang depends on when updating For Debian/Ubuntu, users installing deb packages from the distribution repository will not encounter the problem of not finding the matching version of libc, but if I release a nali deb compiled under ubuntu 22.04, users running older versions of debian will most likely encounter the problem I mentioned. It is not clear to me that there is an appropriate solution to this problem. And I don't see any benefit in packaging a deb package for a program like |
https://aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/tree/PKGBUILD?h=nali-go-bin https://github.com/makedeb/makedeb will do the job. tl;dr: makedeb use PKGBUILD to build the deb. but only a bit of difference. https://docs.makedeb.org/makedeb/differences-from-makepkg/ |
为什么我不能启动它?Debian/Ubuntu 两者都不行, |
First, thanks author's great work,
nali
is a awesome tool that I usually use on my MacBook Pro and VPS.I can easily find the prebuild package from
brew
on macOS but hard to install it on my Ubuntu server.So I hope there could be a pre-build
.deb
package in release files, or a better solution that addnali
to Debian/Ubuntu PPA.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: