A graphical application, supplied by the Belgian government, to view, print, save data from the Belgian electronic identity card. Reproducible: Always
Created attachment 277479 [details] eid-viewer-bin ebuild ebuild file only, for review by gentoo devs
Created attachment 277481 [details] ebuild for users to install eid-viewer-bin To install: cd to your portage overlay tree : cd /usr/local/portage (for instance) tar xjf eid-viewer-bin.tar.bz2 emerge eid-viewer-bin
Created attachment 290449 [details] eid-viewer-bin ebuild alone
Created attachment 290451 [details] ebuild for users to install eid-viewer-bin (4.0.0_p71)
Created attachment 365692 [details] ebuild - current version of eid-viewer
When testing the ebuild, I notice that the src tgz that the site points to doesn't contain the sources. As such, eid-viewer would actually be eid-viewer-bin. Were previous versions really source-based versions? Or has eid-viewer always been binary-only? The README in it does mention that it is LGPL licensed.
(In reply to Sven Vermeulen from comment #6) > When testing the ebuild, I notice that the src tgz that the site points to > doesn't contain the sources. Yes indeed > As such, eid-viewer would actually be eid-viewer-bin. > > Were previous versions really source-based versions? Or has eid-viewer > always been binary-only? The README in it does mention that it is LGPL > licensed. Source is here : http://code.google.com/p/eid-viewer/ and mentions LGPL. But it's horrible to compile : it depends on Maven and eid-applet.(http://code.google.com/p/eid-applet/)
Sorry for the (huge) delay on committing this, but it's done now. The package is app-misc/eid-viewer-bin though (as it is a binary package). If we ever can create a source-built one from the sources, it can be named app-misc/eid-viewer.
