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a Simple Debian package would be created in following steps, the following steps would be tutorial for beginners consider i have a file lets say test.sh which would just print test on the screen #!/bin/sh set -e echo "this is sample debian package created " >&2 What should be the output after installing the debian package? A)I want to place the above file which i named as test.sh in /home/bla/Desktop/ after installing the package using "dpkg -i test-1.0.deb" In order to achieve above process follow the below mentioned steps as it mkdir test-1.0 cd test-1.0 #in order to place test.sh in /home

I want to bundle a JRE inside my executable JAR, so that the exe can run on any system. I have tried Launch4j , but that approach requires me to ship both the JRE and the exe. As per my requirements, I should not use an installer to ship, nor extract/install the JRE on the client machine. How do I put a JRE inside a JAR and make use of it? You cannot put a JRE inside a JAR file. (Well you can ... but it won't help.) What you need to do is build and distribute an installer. The recommended way to create an installer is to use a commercial or open-source installer generator. (Google will help

I am trying to debug an OutOfMemoryException that occurs when creating a fairly large ZIP file using System.IO.Packaging.ZipPackage . The code is iterating through a large list of objects, doing the following for each object. Serializing the object data to a temporary file. Creating a PackagePart for the file. Copy from a source System.IO.Stream to another: Source stream: FileStream Target stream: PackagePart::GetStream() => MS.Internal.IO.Zip.ZipIOModeEnforcingStream Finally it calls Package::Close() which saves the file. The problem I am having is that for a particularly large list of

Is anyone aware of a package that downloads a dataset from the internet during the installation process and then prepares and saves it so that it is available when loading the package using library(packageName) ? Are there any drawbacks in this approach (besides the obvious one that package installation will fail if the data source is unavailable or the data format has changed)? EDIT : Some background. The data is three tab-separated files in a ZIP archive, owned by federal statistics and generally freely accessible. I have R code which downloads, extracts and prepares the data, in the end

Python 3.5, I am trying to find command to install a Keras Deep Learning package for Anaconda. The command conda install -c keras does not work, can anyone answer Why it doesn't work? The specific answer to the question is that the -c option to the conda command specifies a channel to search for the package or packages you want to install. -c CHANNEL, --channel CHANNEL Additional channel to search for packages. These are URLs searched in the order they are given (including file:// for local directories). Then, the defaults or channels from .condarc are searched (unless --override-channels is

I am developing a project where i have to create several Android projects but at the end i have to package all the projects in to one single application.is there anyway to do it? Thanks !!! Create Multiple APKs, and remove the Launcher category from the activities that you don't need to show up in the apps list. For one of the project, there would be a launcher. But, the problem with this approach is that, users will have to install all the apks or, you can make your main apk handle this for you by saying, "Hey, if you want this feature, go to the market and download this app" and direct them