[ale] LUG at GT Meeting - 02.04.2009: Writing Your Own RPMs

[Ryan Curtin]

The Linux Users Group at Georgia Tech presents

"Writing Your Own RPMs"
  by Ryan Curtin

Feb. 4th, 2009, 7:00 PM
College of Computing Building, Room 52

Overview:

  The RPM spec is notorious for being poorly documented, leaving
developers out in the cold when trying to write RPMs for their packages.
While this situation has improved slightly in the past ten years, it is
still sometimes difficult to do anything outside the bounds of the
various online RPM packaging tutorials.  This presentation attempts to
collect all of the knowledge available online as well as collected
first-hand experience from the presenter and others on how to properly
and effectively package RPMs, and use RPM tools to test, build, and
install the packages.

Upcoming Presentations:

  - 2009.02.11: Video Editing
  - 2009.02.18: Python - Executable Psuedocode
  - 2009.02.25: UNIX History and Philosophy

For directions to the meetings, see
http://www.lugatgt.org/events/

Hope to see you there!

-- 
Ryan Curtin       | "You know, I think he's got a point."
ryan at igglybob.com |   - The Mayor