Dear probono,
congratulation for your exalent work !!!
Whare can find / download this program ???
Best Regards
Mike Kranidis
thanx!Originally Posted by gowator
That is already the case. All packages currently are tested with KNOPPIX_V3.3-2003-11-14 (even if they don't state that yet). I am working on more packages but these are not yet visible on the homepage.Originally Posted by gowator
klik is not limited to .deb, it currently uses all kinds of archives and formats, fetching software that is already lying around the web. The klik homepage stores *no* actual software packages, just so-called "klik recipes" (scripts that tell the klik client how to install a app into a specific version of Knoppix). The main effort will be the creation of these "recipes". I am currently developing more or less standardized templates for these, but it will always require time and knowledge to create these "recipes". Your help on that will be greatly appreciated once the format is tested and reliable templates exist.Originally Posted by gowator
Thanks again!Originally Posted by gowator
Dear probono,
congratulation for your exalent work !!!
Whare can find / download this program ???
Best Regards
Mike Kranidis
http://klik.berlios.de/Originally Posted by mikekgr
In order to install the klik client, run KNOPPIX_V3.3-2003-11-14, press Alt-F2 and enter:
The klik client then opens a window where you can point-and-klik to install the software packages.Code:wget klik.berlios.de/client/install -O -|sh
I don not think that it s a great idea to create a repository to archive outdated software packages to avoid breaking Knoppix dependencies.
Its hard to communicate that, to get webspace and bandwith for free.
And it would need a lot.
It would be better to create "virtual support groups" to update the recipes itself.
Just my two cent.
Besides that, its great, and I really would like to see the receipe for the "deCSS" files that are always missing in distribitions through to legal reasons.
Do you think it would be legal to provode the receipts, not the files itself?
janmartin
It all depends on how active people turn out to be in creating and maintaining(!) recipes once that will be possible. Personally I am unable to update them all two days or so. But perhaps we can parse sites like http://www.rpmseek.com/ or http://www.alltheweb.com/?cat=ftp in the recipes so that the packages are tracked down automatically.Originally Posted by janmartin3
First of all, I am not a lawyer. Additionally, the legal situation of deCSS is likely to be different depending on the country. But if linking to deCSS is legal, I see no reason why embedding the link (or even a search engine request for the file) in the "klik recipe" wouldn't.Originally Posted by janmartin3
Sorry probono, Im at work on XP :UGGH
So I can't try it out.... Im just sat here waiting till hometime
I can't get internet access from anything except explorer here becuase of the way the proxy server is set-up.... So I can brwose my LAN from knoppix, synch my palm etc. (onto USB) but no Internet
BAH....
The linking sounds great, instead of holding anything even cooler, this allows I guess dvdcss etc as janmartin3 asks....
Im new to the deb world and apt is a big challenge...
(more what to do when deps go wrong... I wrecked my 1st install trying to force k3b >10)
On the same theme - some other license specific stuff could be added like qmail.... this is not officially deb becuase its source only distribution, its just a policy difference between the programmer and Debian.... but the debs are available elsewhere
Also the new NVIDIA driver is 'just' released (which I ain't tried yet)
Perhaps some of these 'tricky' installs would be perfect candidates get get some momentum going....
Your right, this depends 100% on the community....
IMHO you shouldn't handle Morphix et al because its up to them to write in compatibility. However one exciting area would be a USB stick install that use click to get all the packages that won't fit on a 64MB or 128MB dongle ???
Once AGAIN.... this REALLY is cool.....
I'm not against the Debian philosophy at all BUT it needs to be a philosophy of many.... Im now realsising how much superior Debian is to RH derived distro's.... and I guess it all goes back to a stable base....
To my mind knoppix is a great fork from this base and then gnoppix/morphix et al are forks from this......
Just as knoppix needs to maintain deb compatibility then so do these need to maintain knoppix compatibility.
The way to do this is getting it integrated into the regular 3.4 (if you still have time)
I have uploaded some information about the general design and architecture of the klik system: http://klik.berlios.de/architecture/
Now, let's work out the details together
I'm also not against the debian philosophy and and apt. It delivers a solid base system that serves as the foundation on top of which we can install additional (also non-free) software (using "dirty tricks" where needed). I would go a radical "hands-on" approach here. Nothing is to tricky as long as it works...Originally Posted by gowator
Very good. As you get the time, go ahead and post some more info on klik's underpinnings as well as some code examples and I think we will all be willing to help.Originally Posted by probono
Thanks again,
Adam
Wow, ProBono, nice system - it works great!
The only problem I had was I tried klik on a knoppix-installed as debian 20031119 PC and could not get the install program to work under ctrl-alt-F2. So, I logged-in as one of my users and tried knoppix-rootshell. Now everything works but everything is installed under the root dir.
Good Job,
AJG
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