sunlight112
17th October 2006 02:55 UTC

NSIS on Linux
Can I create script by NSIS on Linux? Because my project need to set up on windows and linux. I wonder why I do not use NSIS. However, I do not know exactly NSIS is supported on Linux yet. If NSIS can do it, these code in Linux are the same on windows????
If NSIS can not, :( somebody know the other tools which it supports on Linux, please tell me this tool.
Thank you for your help, ;)
:)

bholliger
17th October 2006 08:38 UTC

Hi sunlight112!

Despite the fact you can generate NSIS installers on Linux or Windows, the result is only executable on Windows.

Sorry,

Have a nice day.

Bruno

sunlight112
17th October 2006 09:08 UTC

Thank, :)
We can use NSIS on Linux but we can pack our software and run it on Linux yet???:(
Do you know the other tool to build our program and run it on Linux?
Thank a lot,

onad
17th October 2006 10:28 UTC

try http://sourceforge.net/projects/guinseng

kichik
17th October 2006 10:35 UTC

You can also use AutoPackage.

sunlight112
18th October 2006 04:19 UTC

Thank you for your reply

kingdomware
18th October 2006 19:25 UTC

Try EPM. I use it for all linux, mac, and solaris builds. It is script based and very simple but powerfull. It can also add a GUI interface if needed.

Also, the final package is very small unlike some others.

Tim