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Makopoppo: integrated

2011-05-12T02:06:46Z

integrated

Shankao at 10:59, 22 November 2009

2009-11-22T10:59:18Z

Shankao at 10:58, 22 November 2009

2009-11-22T10:58:01Z

Shankao at 10:56, 22 November 2009

2009-11-22T10:56:03Z

Shankao at 21:07, 9 November 2009

2009-11-09T21:07:44Z

Shankao: Running information and some formatting

2009-11-09T21:05:28Z

Running information and some formatting

Shankao: Link to unofficial .deb

2009-11-09T19:51:54Z

Link to unofficial .deb

Shankao: Pros and cons

2009-11-09T19:50:05Z

Pros and cons

Shankao: Page creation

2009-11-09T19:18:14Z

Page creation

New page

I'm trying to have opensimulator in the Ubuntu universe repositories and some suitable source packages have being created yet. If you want to install them for testing just:

Copy the lines below and add them to your system's software sources.
<blockquote>deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/shankao/opensimulator/ubuntu karmic main </blockquote><blockquote>deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/shankao/opensimulator/ubuntu karmic main </blockquote>
Then, you can use your preferred package manager (i.e. synaptic, apt-get, aptitude) to install the program, marked as opensimulator-server.

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-I'm trying to have opensimulator in the Ubuntu universe repositories. The [[UnofficialDebPackages|unofficial .deb packages]] linked in this wiki are ok for regular installs but not for ubuntu inclusion, so I&nbsp;have created new source packages. <br>
+#Redirect [[Dependencies#Ubuntu]]
-−
-−
-== Advantages ==
-−
-*Source packages that compile into binary. '''Suitable for a debian based distro'''.<br>
-*'''Keep your world between package upgrades'''.
-*Package an stable release (0.6.7). Good if you need some '''stability'''.<br>
-*When accepted (still waiting for approval...), integrated '''in the Ubuntu universe repositories'''. This means a big new userbase that can easily find and test the software. We expect to port it to other .deb based distros <br>
-*'''Focus in integrating the software with the operating system''' rather than adding new features, that can allow out-of-the-box configuration and deployment of servers.<br>
-*Available for ubuntu karmic (current stable) and lucid (development).
-−
-−
-'''For the latest installation instructions''' and procedures to run the opensimulator server, please check the [http://www.torreznos.com/category/opensimulator/ original packages website].

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−	'''For the latest installation instructions''' and procedures to run the opensimulator server, please check the [http://www.torreznos.com/category/opensimulator/\|original packages website].	+	'''For the latest installation instructions''' and procedures to run the opensimulator server, please check the [http://www.torreznos.com/category/opensimulator/ original packages website].

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 == Advantages ==
-*Source packages that compile into binary. Suitable for a debian based distro.<br>
+*Source packages that compile into binary. '''Suitable for a debian based distro'''.<br>
-*Keep your world between package upgrades.
+*'''Keep your world between package upgrades'''.
-*Package an stable release (0.6.7). Good if you need some stability.<br>
+*Package an stable release (0.6.7). Good if you need some '''stability'''.<br>
-*When accepted (still waiting for approval...), integrated in the Ubuntu universe repositories. This means a big new userbase that can easily find and test the software. We expect to port it to other .deb based distros <br>
+*When accepted (still waiting for approval...), integrated '''in the Ubuntu universe repositories'''. This means a big new userbase that can easily find and test the software. We expect to port it to other .deb based distros <br>
-*Focus in integrating the software with the operating system rather than adding new features, that can allow out-of-the-box configuration and deployment of servers.<br>
+*'''Focus in integrating the software with the operating system''' rather than adding new features, that can allow out-of-the-box configuration and deployment of servers.<br>
 *Available for ubuntu karmic (current stable) and lucid (development).
-For the latest installation instructions and procedures to run the opensimulator server, please check the [http://www.torreznos.com/category/opensimulator/|original packages website].
+'''For the latest installation instructions''' and procedures to run the opensimulator server, please check the [http://www.torreznos.com/category/opensimulator/|original packages website].

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-== Pros ==
+== Advantages ==
 *Source packages that compile into binary. Suitable for a debian based distro.<br>
-*They package an stable release (0.6.7). Good if you need some stability.<br>
+*Keep your world between package upgrades.
-*When accepted (still waiting for approval...), integrated in the Ubuntu universe repositories. This means a big new userbase that can easily find and test the software. We expect to port it to other .deb based distros <br>
+*Package an stable release (0.6.7). Good if you need some stability.<br>
 *Focus in integrating the software with the operating system rather than adding new features, that can allow out-of-the-box configuration and deployment of servers.<br>
-*It is not only Ubuntu, but all .deb based distributions.<br>
+*Available for ubuntu karmic (current stable) and lucid (development).
-== Cons ==
+For the latest installation instructions and procedures to run the opensimulator server, please check the [http://www.torreznos.com/category/opensimulator/|original packages website].
-−
-*You will have to wait a bit more for "big" releases. Use the regular binary packages for that.<br>
-−
-−
-−
-== Installation ==
-−
-If you want to install them for testing just:
-−
-Copy the lines below and add them to your system's software sources.
-<blockquote>
-deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/shankao/opensimulator/ubuntu karmic main
-</blockquote>
-<blockquote>
-deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/shankao/opensimulator/ubuntu karmic main
-</blockquote>
-Then, you can use your preferred package manager (i.e. synaptic, apt-get, aptitude) to install the program, marked as opensimulator-server.
-−
-−
-== Running the server ==
-−
-After installing the software:
-−
-* ''cd /usr/lib/opensimulator''
-* Run as root: "''mono OpenSim.exe''". You can use ''sudo'' for this.
-−
-Logs go to /var/log/opensimulator and there are some docs in /usr/share/doc/opensimulator-server/

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 I'm trying to have opensimulator in the Ubuntu universe repositories. The [[UnofficialDebPackages|unofficial .deb packages]] linked in this wiki are ok for regular installs but not for ubuntu inclusion, so I&nbsp;have created new source packages. <br>
 == Pros ==
 *Source packages that compile into binary. Suitable for a debian based distro.<br>
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 *Focus in integrating the software with the operating system rather than adding new features, that can allow out-of-the-box configuration and deployment of servers.<br>
 *It is not only Ubuntu, but all .deb based distributions.<br>
 == Cons ==
 *You will have to wait a bit more for "big" releases. Use the regular binary packages for that.<br>
-<br>
 If you want to install them for testing just:
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 Copy the lines below and add them to your system's software sources.
 <blockquote>
 deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/shankao/opensimulator/ubuntu karmic main
 deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/shankao/opensimulator/ubuntu karmic main
 </blockquote>
 Then, you can use your preferred package manager (i.e. synaptic, apt-get, aptitude) to install the program, marked as opensimulator-server.