Packaged Metacity Themer for Ubuntu. I added directory named debian and a file called setup.py. Now you can package Metacity Themer by running:
dpkg-buildpackage
or
dpkg-buildpackage -S # if you want just the source package
You can upload source packages to launchpad PPAs.
I had to change some things in mct's code: I moved share/metacity_themer/lib/metacity_themer to the root of the branch, as it's a python package. It will be installed to /usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages and be in sys.path.
I also made the program to expect data files to be in /usr/share/metacity_theme/ , but only if it can't find them in its local directory, as would be expected if you're running it from source.
I recommend you merge this into the trunk, so that you can keep the changelog up to date (dch -e) and so on.
Packaged Metacity Themer for Ubuntu. I added directory named debian and a file called setup.py. Now you can package Metacity Themer by running: themer/ lib/metacity_ themer to the root of the branch, as it's a python package. It will be installed to /usr/lib/ python2. 5/site- packages and be in sys.path. metacity_ theme/ , but only if it can't find them in its local directory, as would be expected if you're running it from source.
dpkg-buildpackage
or
dpkg-buildpackage -S # if you want just the source package
You can upload source packages to launchpad PPAs.
I had to change some things in mct's code: I moved share/metacity_
I also made the program to expect data files to be in /usr/share/
I recommend you merge this into the trunk, so that you can keep the changelog up to date (dch -e) and so on.