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Cava Support
Apr 12, 2011, 10:44:04 PM4/12/11
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Hi,
Just posting to note that Cava Packager finally supports packaging
Gtk2 apps on Windows and is tested against CamelBox. I was asked for
this some time ago but can't track the original requests.
Cava Packager is not free software, but if your apps are free beer,
then Cava is free beer too.
Just posting to note that Cava Packager finally supports packaging
Gtk2 apps on Windows and is tested against CamelBox. I was asked for
this some time ago but can't track the original requests.
Cava Packager is not free software, but if your apps are free beer,
then Cava is free beer too.
Brian Manning
Apr 12, 2011, 11:31:54 PM4/12/11
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Thanks,
Brian
Cava Support
Apr 12, 2011, 11:35:48 PM4/12/11
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Hi,
Registration is required, but you only have to do it once then you can
install your downloads as many times and on as many machines as you wish.
Regards
Mark
Jared
Apr 15, 2011, 5:45:47 PM4/15/11
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Downloaded and tested the latest version of Cava and it works great!
I've been beating my head against a wall trying to figure out how to
deploy an a Perl/GTK app I'm working on for Windows. I tried the
native PAR::Packer, Indigo's perl2exe and ActiveState's PerlApp, none
of them worked for GTK apps. Tested Cava with 2 different GTK apps.
Startup time was good on both apps. Finally something that actually
works.
I've been beating my head against a wall trying to figure out how to
deploy an a Perl/GTK app I'm working on for Windows. I tried the
native PAR::Packer, Indigo's perl2exe and ActiveState's PerlApp, none
of them worked for GTK apps. Tested Cava with 2 different GTK apps.
Startup time was good on both apps. Finally something that actually
works.
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