[Opensim-dev] dispatcher interface

[Mic Bowman]

interesting. i hadn't seen nuget before.

what i had in mind was some set of utilities like cpan (perl) or pip
(python) that could download a region module (and any dependencies) and add
the configuration file into the right location without the need to write a
full installation script. perl and python aren't very useful without their
extension libraries.

--mic


On Sat, Dec 20, 2014 at 12:34 AM, Tommy Anderberg <
Tommy.Anderberg at simplicial.net> wrote:

> On Fri, 19 Dec 2014, Mic Bowman wrote:
>
>> I will just say that my concern is that we still don't have a good way for
>> people to find and install "extra software". This includes region modules
>> and useful utilities. Something like pip or cpan for extra packages. Its
>> been tried a couple times with less than stellar success.
>>
>
> Has http://www.nuget.org/ been tried? I guess there may have been
> cross-platform concerns about it in the past, but with MS now committed to
> supporting .NET on Mac and Linux, http://docs.nuget.org/docs/
> creating-packages/creating-and-publishing-a-package would seem to be a
> natural choice for an open source .NET project.
>
>
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