Software For Building and Maintaining Own GNU/Linux distribution
aipsetup
Features:
building software packages from tarrballs * multihost package buildings supported * multilib package buildings supported
installing and uninstalling packages
searching for and deletion of garbage among system files
some sort of tools for creating distributions
- Requirements:
some packages from my GitHub page are required. also You’ll need BottlePy, CherryPy, Mako, SQLAlchemy, lxml and some other stuff. GUI elements requires Gtk+3 and PyGObject.
aipsetup is written (and oriented) on system with Python 3.5
- GitHub page is here:
- Some slack distribution packages are here:
rsync://wayround.org/Lailalo_snapshots/
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