gcstar fro Ubuntu

[Josh Stegmaier]

It's easy as pie to install from the tarball.

It's basic functions only require three packages, which it lists on its
install page; the other packages are optional. All of them are also
installable from the repository, so it shouldn't be difficult at all to get
working. When you run the ./install, its even graphical and tells you
precisely what you need to get it working. It's far and away the easiest
package I've ever installed outside the repositories--there's no reason to
be too worried about.

I'm glad to see that it's include for Fiesty, though.

On 1/4/07, stan <stanb at panix.com> wrote:
>
> I saw an article on a collection maager called gcstar, the other day.
> Looks
> interesting.
>
> I downloaded the tarball, but it seems to require a whole bunch of perl
> modules.
>
> I'd rather not install this outside the package manager system. Is there a
> place I can get a .deb for this, that will work on 6.10?
>
>
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