问题
I am looking to release a 'sneak peak' of my project on my website, in Windows I know how to properly distribute the required files, like .dll's and such. But for Linux (Ubuntu distro) I am having trouble running my program on any other machine but my development machine. I have been able to statically link all dependancies but one
-Tiny XML
-FreeType2
-SDL
-Lua
-LuaBind
-GLU
These all have their own appropriate .a static library's. However OpenGL or lGL as I have linked it, apparently points to a .so dynamically linked library. I am unable to find a static library for OpenGL, I do understand the benefits of using Dynamically linked library's. So my question is, what is the proper process to set up a client computer to run my file? ie. How to install the dependencies (In this case only libGL.so) on their system?
I imagine I will also have to automatically chmod +x the file before it will run for them also.
回答1:
You should create a .deb file with appropriate dependencies, so a tool like synaptic can automatically take care of satisfying the dependencies.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10326239/distribution-of-projects