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Hi,

On Wed, Dec 22, 2010 at 03:41:33PM +0100, Sebastian Spaeth wrote:
On Wed, 22 Dec 2010 10:07:31 +0100, Ralf Saalmüller <ralf@ralf-saalmueller.de> wrote:
Is there a way to make a package or to build a deb package? A howto?  
It is a little bit of a mess to tell people it will work but you have  
to run the compiler all day long. Offering a community-build would be  
great.

./configure --help tells me:

--with-package-format   Specify package format(s) for LibO installsets.
                          Default is the "normal" one of the OS/Distribution.
                          Possible values: aix, bsd, deb, inst, tardist, osx,
                          pkg, rpm, setld, native, portable, archive, dmg,
                          installed, msi. Example: --with-package-format="deb
                          dmg"

And deb is default if one is buildingon a debian (or debian-based) system:

      # if building on Debian, default should be deb...
      if test -e /etc/debian_version; then
         PKGFORMAT=deb
      else
         PKGFORMAT=rpm
      fi

Grüße/Regards,

René
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