[Gambas-user] How to package and distribute our software written in Gambas

[jbskaggs]

I replied to this via email.

But I'd love any help.

The website where I host my stuff is www.wwmkr.com.

I will be posting a new release this evening that rewrites several complete
modules.

JB

richard terry-2 wrote:
> 
> On Mon, 23 Jun 2008 11:51:55 am jbskaggs wrote:
>> After six months I have a package that is nearly finished.
>>
>> I understand how to make an installation package via Gambas.
>>
>> What I need though is a one-click means of installing my data directories
>> into the correct area on the user's drive.
>>
>> IE
>>
>> user.home/wwmkr.
>>
>> Using linux's archive manager does not give me that option automatically.
>> Maybe there is a nice liux packager out there for the data files etc?
>>
>> Second I need to know how to get the software in front of the people's
>> eyes
>> who need it.  How does one distribute a software efficiently and
>> effectively?  Recruit alpha and beta testers etc.
> 
> Use Me!!
> 
> As long as its not too onerus time wise, I'll give it a flogging.
> 
> As I'm a total computer klutz,  I can kill anything instantly, so I'd be 
> surprised if your software would be bug free in my hands. Mail me.
> 
> You'll need some sort of error logging though, cause I can't tediously
> record 
> everything (but then maybe you are such a good software engineer I won't
> have 
> to.
> 
> Regards
> 
> Richard
> 
>>
>> JB SKaggs
> 
> 
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