Questions tagged [software-distribution]

Software distribution is the process of delivering software to the end user.

Software distribution is the process of delivering software to the end user. This is not to be confused with a distribution, or distro, which is collection of software components built, assembled and configured so that it can be used essentially "as is" for its intended purpose.

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Uploading command-line utilities to PyPI

I made a program that should be run from the shell with only one command (like $ program_name, that's it). I'm confused if I should upload this program to the PyPI list because when I browse through the list I have only encountered packages/modules…
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Load resources from another JAR in Warework PC-MAC Distribution

I'm writing a program with Warework Connected Distribution for PC-MAC that consists of three JARs: one with the Java code of my application, another with the resources of the application and the last one is the Warework JAR. The JAR with the Java…
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Testing your IOS application - final testing on real in-app purchase and final editings

I finally finished my application, and I guess I am fully-ready, thanks to everyone who contributed along my way. Now I am about to upload my binary for review, I would like to know if there is any last tweaks? Can we test our application on…
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Is it possible to use MacPorts to distribute custom software?

We have some internal software tools that I need to distribute to our machines. Checking out the source repository is an option, but that would require putting the binaries into the repo, which I am not extatic about. I thought it would be nice to…
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Can app created under iOS Developer's account be distributed in iOS Developer Enterprise account?

I refer to http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/ToolsLanguages/Conceptual/DevPortalGuide/DistributinganApp/DistributinganApp.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40011159-CH31-SW1 and…
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Isolating Celery, RabbitMQ and Erlang from the system

I am developing a product which uses Celery. Due to that the product depends on RabbitMQ which depends on Erlang. Is there a way to isolate RabbitMQ and Erlang in such a way that they will be installed and used only by my application? I don't want…
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Distribution of Projects

I am looking to release a 'sneak peak' of my project on my website, in Windows I know how to properly distribute the required files, like .dll's and such. But for Linux (Ubuntu distro) I am having trouble running my program on any other machine but…
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A new way of software distribution using virtual machine?

I encountered this idea when I was working as an intern. At that time I transfered our web server from nginx to node.js. There were great many modifications and "dirty works" I need to do, given this situation I was unsure about whether I can make…
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Required Dependencies for Redistribution of pure C (NOT C++) Library

Background: I am currently writing a .dll library using Visual C (NOT C++) which intends to provide performance-optimized functionalities for other applications. All functions in this library fulfill the following requirements: They operate purely…
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What could cause my Apple developer role to unexplainably change from admin to manager?

I started our company's Apple dev account in 2018, setting myself as admin Lately (2022), I could not distribute to the team because my role had been changed to "manager". I changed back to "admin" and all is well.
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Is it good idea to let software installation process automatically edit user's bashrc?

The software I use automatically edits my .bushrc by adding some lines export and source. By the way, the software edits bashrc using ansible's like this. I think this is not a good design choice, because user might sometime unconsciously delete the…
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How to create a desktop icon on User's computer to run C++ program which contains Gtkmm and Opencv libraries?

I'm using Windows 10 OS and Code::blocks IDE. I want to provide an executable of my 'cpp' program to user, by double clicking on it the program should run. I got .exe file from code::blocks project. When I run .exe on User's pc it shows following…
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Best practice for packaging modules with sub-modules - most using the same libraries

I am currently packaging my own module for distribution. In general everything is working fine, but fine-tuning/best-practice for structuring sub-modules is giving me some trouble. Assuming a module structure of: mdl ├── mdl │ ├── __init__.py │ …
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Project management and version control software

We are about to embark on a biggish (academic) project which is divided into subprojects (with little if any code shared between them). None of the differences between git and svn make much difference to us, but we'd like to put each subproject in…
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best practice for multi user flask application

I have built a python script that sends users telegram notifications about things happening in their account on another service. For this a user needs to specify API keys for said service so that my script can pull the required information. Now…
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