[Mantisbt-dev] Re: [ham] Re: Windows packaging on Linux ?
Jason Pyeron
jpyeron at pdinc.us
Wed Feb 9 06:18:19 UTC 2005
On Tue, 8 Feb 2005, Kristis Makris wrote:
> > What about nsis (Nullsoft Scriptable Install System)?
> > http://nsis.sourceforge.net
> >
> > We use it to build our windows packages, but in a mingw/msys shell.
> > If you have a cross compiler environment already set, maybe this will
> > work (but let me know if you succeed since I am really interested....)
>
> This is disturbing. The minimum build requirements for a developer now
> become using wine or mingw/msys to work around using a Windows tool. You
> still need to run Nsis under Wine in Linux.
>
pkzip used to have an exe maker for it, maybe you could hijack its source,
and do a winzip installer type thingie.
other than that, I think you may have to change your wish list.
that being said:
I don't know your motives here, but we use cygwin and vnc on win2k boxes,
this allows any windows box to act as a linux box (sshd, bash, cvs, etc.)
and vnc for those gui moments.
win2k, office, visual studio, cygwin, vnc, jdk, apache, tomcat, mysql is a
standard install here (no monitor, mouse or keyboard) it beats wine hands
down.
you can build a .sln from the command prompt, even over ssh
now if your linux machine exports a smb share, then you could build on
your local file system using the remote windows cpu from you local bash
prompt.
enough rambling for 2am
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