[Debian-lego-team] BrickOS-Bibo Project Updates
Nicolas Schodet
nico at ni.fr.eu.org
Sat May 10 17:08:22 BST 2025
Hi Matthew,
* Matthew Sheets <mesheets at hotmail.com> [2025-05-08 16:39]:
> With the latest commits to brickOS-bibo, there are several new
> features that might be of interest to some.
> [...]
> (2) Multi-kernel support: Working with kernels of different
> configurations out of a single source tree or installation is now
> possible.
This is nice!
> [...]
> (4) Simpler building of *.lx programs: Building *.lx programs always
> seemed to require a bit of Makefile familiarity. To reduce the
> barriers to adoption and use, a makelx script now exists that will
> take the source file(s) to build as command-line arguments. If only
> one kernel is found locally, makelx will automatically use that
> kernel; otherwise, the desired kernel can be specified on the command
> line.
I prefer using a Makefile, but I suppose some people will like it.
I will have a problem with brickos and brickos-bibo, if I keep a package
for both, there will be a collision on the command names. Not sure how
to handle it yet. I think bibo is sufficiently different that having
both may be valuable, but maybe I am wrong.
> [...]
> The more I look at brickEmu environment configuration, the more I lean
> towards pulling it into the brickOS-bibo tree, as its hooks for
> enhanced support when using a brickOS or bibo clone require everything
> to be "just so" in order for all the integrations to work, so
> installation and setup currently ends up being a bit manual and
> brittle. That will likely be a task for another day….
Could it be handled by having brickos/bibo install files needed by
brickEmu?
On the nqc front, I have a package ready for after trixie here:
https://salsa.debian.org/debian-lego-team/nqc/-/tree/experimental
I would be interrested for a new release with improvement on your main
branch.
Kind regards,
Nicolas.
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