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‎How to develop GNU packages?

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‎How to develop GNU packages?

Guillaume: /* How to install GNU packages */

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‎How to install GNU packages

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''GNU's Not Unix'' is the famous backronym invented by [[Richard Stallman]], founding father of the [[Free Software]] and the [[Free Software Foundation]]. His most important contribution was probably the [[GPL license agreement]]. That and a C compiler. Back in the eighties he decided to port and create a whole set of tools and utilities licensed under the GPL. This utilities suite was called GNU and it included the famous gcc compiler. When Linus Torvalds came up with his gcc compiled OS kernel, Stallman convinced Torvalds to license his OS kernel under the GPL. That OS kernel was later baptized Linux and thus was created the community driven GNU-Linux operating system.
Free software and the GPL agreement were precursors to Open-source, a more restrictive license agreement for commercial use of software.

==External References==
*[http://www.gnu.org/ GNU's Not Unix];
*[http://www.fsf.org/ Free Software Foundation];
*[http://unxutils.sourceforge.net/ GNU for windows].

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 ===How to create a GNU package?===
 ===How to maintain a GNU package?===
 ==External References==

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 ==How to develop GNU packages?==
-===What are the GNU build tools?====
+===What are the GNU build tools?===
 [http://www.amath.washington.edu/~lf/tutorials/autoconf/toolsmanual.html Here] is a reference documentation that explains how to build a standard GNU compliant source package.

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 ==How to install GNU packages==
 Here's a typical installation of GNU standard package:
-  > tar xvf package-version.tar.gz
+  > tar -xvf package-version.tar.gz
   > cd package-version
   > ./configure

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 Free software and the GPL agreement were precursors to Open-source, a more restrictive license agreement for commercial use of software.
-==GNU installer==
+==How to install GNU packages==
 Here's a typical installation of GNU standard package:
   > tar xvf package-version.tar.gz
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   > sudo make install
-==GNU build tools==
+==How to develop GNU packages?==
 [http://www.amath.washington.edu/~lf/tutorials/autoconf/toolsmanual.html Here] is a reference documentation that explains how to build a standard GNU compliant source package.
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 *Autotoolset
-==GNU developer==
+===How to create a GNU package?===
-===GNU package maintainer===
+===How to maintain a GNU package?===
 ==External References==

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 ''GNU's Not Unix'' is the famous backronym invented by [[Richard Stallman]], founding father of the [[Free Software]] and the [[Free Software Foundation]]. His most important contribution was probably the [[GPL license agreement]]. That and a C compiler. Back in the eighties he decided to port and create a whole set of tools and utilities licensed under the GPL. This utilities suite was called GNU and it included the famous gcc compiler. When Linus Torvalds came up with his gcc compiled OS kernel, Stallman convinced Torvalds to license his OS kernel under the GPL. That OS kernel was later baptized Linux and thus was created the community driven GNU-Linux operating system.
 Free software and the GPL agreement were precursors to Open-source, a more restrictive license agreement for commercial use of software.
 ==GNU build tools==
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 *Autoconf
 *Automake
 *Sharutils
 *Autotoolset
 ==External References==

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