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<title>sciteco/debian/sciteco-curses.install, branch v2.5.0</title>
<subtitle>Scintilla-based Text Editor and COrrector</subtitle>
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<title>debianized the Gtk UI (sciteco-gtk)</title>
<updated>2021-05-31T22:36:58+00:00</updated>
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<name>Robin Haberkorn</name>
<email>robin.haberkorn@googlemail.com</email>
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<published>2021-05-31T22:36:58+00:00</published>
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* Added a Freedesktop file - only as part of the debian package yet.
  `make install` won't install a Desktop file since it would have to be
  generated.
* Just like when installing manually, you can have a Curses and Gtk installation
  side by side using the same .teco_ini.
* Common data between the Curses UI (sciteco-curses) and Gtk UI are in a new
  architecture-independant package sciteco-common.
* The Gtk+ binaries are prefixed with `g` (gsciteco, gtedoc.tes, ggrosciteco.tes).
* Debian source and binary packages can be built using `./distribute.mk debian`
  as usual.
  It should also be possible to push everything to the PPA for the next release,
  although that is not yet tested.
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* Added a Freedesktop file - only as part of the debian package yet.
  `make install` won't install a Desktop file since it would have to be
  generated.
* Just like when installing manually, you can have a Curses and Gtk installation
  side by side using the same .teco_ini.
* Common data between the Curses UI (sciteco-curses) and Gtk UI are in a new
  architecture-independant package sciteco-common.
* The Gtk+ binaries are prefixed with `g` (gsciteco, gtedoc.tes, ggrosciteco.tes).
* Debian source and binary packages can be built using `./distribute.mk debian`
  as usual.
  It should also be possible to push everything to the PPA for the next release,
  although that is not yet tested.
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