After three years of no visible activity, i'm happy to announce a new release of CEAN.
More than providing binary packages, now we provide a complete Erlang development/build/package framework. This way you can even build any other Erlang version you need and build your own repositories. The aim is to reach a production quality level repository of auto-generated Erlang packages, using a cross-platform framework.
The most valuable CEAN 2.0 features are: - Provide both Erlang and Unix shell commands. - Build and packaging framework is now Open Source (GPL). - Ability to generate packages and standalone installers. - Work in cluster environment. It's possible to sync Erlang/CEAN installation on several hosts using just one command. - Ability to have as many Erlang version installed as needed. - Reliable package dependencies generator.
Currently supported platforms: R12B-5: linux(x86,x86_64) darwin-x86 windows R13B04: linux(x86,x86_64) darwin-x86 windows R14B04: linux(armel,armhf,mips,mipsel,powerpc,sh4,sparc,sparc64,x86,x86_64) darwin(x86,x86_64) windows netbsd-x86 R15B: linux(x86,x86_64) darwin(x86,x86_64) windows netbsd-x86 _______________________________________________ erlang-questions mailing list erlang-questi...@erlang.org http://erlang.org/mailman/listinfo/erlang-questions
> After three years of no visible activity, i'm happy to announce a new release of CEAN.
> More than providing binary packages, now we provide a complete Erlang development/build/package framework. > This way you can even build any other Erlang version you need and build your own repositories. > The aim is to reach a production quality level repository of auto-generated Erlang packages, using a cross-platform framework.
> The most valuable CEAN 2.0 features are: > - Provide both Erlang and Unix shell commands. > - Build and packaging framework is now Open Source (GPL). > - Ability to generate packages and standalone installers. > - Work in cluster environment. It's possible to sync Erlang/CEAN installation on several hosts using just one command. > - Ability to have as many Erlang version installed as needed. > - Reliable package dependencies generator.
christophe.rom...@process-one.net> wrote: > After three years of no visible activity, i'm happy to announce a new > release of CEAN.
> More than providing binary packages, now we provide a complete Erlang > development/build/package framework. > This way you can even build any other Erlang version you need and build > your own repositories. > The aim is to reach a production quality level repository of > auto-generated Erlang packages, using a cross-platform framework.
> The most valuable CEAN 2.0 features are: > - Provide both Erlang and Unix shell commands. > - Build and packaging framework is now Open Source (GPL). > - Ability to generate packages and standalone installers. > - Work in cluster environment. It's possible to sync Erlang/CEAN > installation on several hosts using just one command. > - Ability to have as many Erlang version installed as needed. > - Reliable package dependencies generator.
> Currently supported platforms: > R12B-5: linux(x86,x86_64) darwin-x86 windows > R13B04: linux(x86,x86_64) darwin-x86 windows > R14B04: linux(armel,armhf,mips,mipsel,**powerpc,sh4,sparc,sparc64,x86,**x86_64) > darwin(x86,x86_64) windows netbsd-x86 > R15B: linux(x86,x86_64) darwin(x86,x86_64) windows netbsd-x86 > ______________________________**_________________ > erlang-questions mailing list > erlang-questi...@erlang.org > http://erlang.org/mailman/**listinfo/erlang-questions<http://erlang.org/mailman/listinfo/erlang-questions>
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