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Créer un paquet en utilisant un script SlackBuild

Présentation

Il peut se faire que vous vouliez vraiment utiliser une application alors qu'elle n'est pas disponible dans le dépôt de Slackware. En pareil cas vous avez plusieurs options, l'une d'entre elles est d'employer un script SlackBuild pour faire un paquet de l'application à installer. Voilà ce que ce tutoriel va s'efforcer de vous apprendre.


Utiliser un script SlackBuild

Une des premières choses que je fais sur chacune de mes installations Linux, c'est de créer un répertoire caché nommé .build dans mon répertoire /home that I use primarily for manual compiling of applications, or in this case in Slackware, installation de scripts SlackBuild (voir Fig 1).

Figure 1 – /home/<user>/.build

OK, let’s get started. The first thing you’ll need to do is navigate to SlackBuilds.org in your favorite browser. In the small search window in the upper right hand corner, type in the application you’re looking for. For this tutorial, we're going to use PysolFC, a multi-game package. Once the search is completed, you’ll be on the pysolfc SlackBuild page (see Fig 2).

Figure 2 – Pysolfc SlackBuild Page

Now, the next thing you’ll need to do is download the source (PySolFC-1.1.tar.bz2) and the SlackBuild (pysolfc.tar.gz) into your .build directory (or wherever you want to build your stuff). Untar the SlackBuild script from the command line using this command:

$ tar -xvf pysolfc.tar.gz

Or you can unpack it using your favorite graphical decompression application, like Ark or Xarchiver… use whatever you’re comfortable with.

You’ll now have an uncompressed directory called “pysolfc”. Move the source directory (PySolFC-1.1.tar.bz2) that you downloaded previously into your newly uncompressed pysolfc directory. That’s right. Just grab and drag that source directory right on into the pysolfc directory (see Fig 3).

Figure 3 – Inside the Pysolfc Directory

  • Open your terminal application (Gnome Terminal, Konsole, etc.)
  • Type the following command to make the pysolfc SlackBuild script executable:

$ chmod +x pysolfc.SlackBuild

  • As root (to install globally on your Slackware system so all users can access), type the following command:

# ./pysolfc.SlackBuild

  • If all went well, the SlackBuild script will have created a .tgz package in your /tmp directory. Navigate to the /tmp directory in the terminal:

# cd /tmp

  • Check to see what’s there:

# ls

  • You should see a file called pysolfc-1.1-i486-2_SBo.tgz. Install it using Slackware’s native pkgtool:

# installpkg pysolfc-1.1-i486-2_SBo.tgz

That's it. You'll now find PysolFC in your menu (in Xfce).

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