I have a couple small servicemenus and associated scripts that I have written. I want to package them so my son can install them without any effort (not a geek).
There are a couple of "depends" not in the default Kubuntu release so a simple tarball won;t do it (I think).
So what I want to do is make a very simple .deb package for my own use that will check/install the depends and then the files.
In total it's six servicemenus and two .sh script files that I want to put into the existing ~/.kde/share/kde4/services/ServiceMenus/ and into a new folder ~/.kde/scripts/.
I've looked through several How To's but they're all really complex.
Is there an easy way to do this?
So far my control file looks like:
There are a couple of "depends" not in the default Kubuntu release so a simple tarball won;t do it (I think).
So what I want to do is make a very simple .deb package for my own use that will check/install the depends and then the files.
In total it's six servicemenus and two .sh script files that I want to put into the existing ~/.kde/share/kde4/services/ServiceMenus/ and into a new folder ~/.kde/scripts/.
I've looked through several How To's but they're all really complex.
Is there an easy way to do this?
So far my control file looks like:
Code:
Package: youtubeservicemenuVersion: 0.1 Section: web Priority: optional Architecture: all Essential: no Depends: xclip, youtube-dl, kdialog Pre-Depends: dolphin Recommends: Suggests: Installed-Size: Maintainer: Description: Service menu to automate downloading youtube videos and audio. .
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