Wow. Is anyone even reading what I'm writing? Please DO NOT respond to this thread unless you have downloaded and tried my software. It's no wonder the state of building RPMs hasn't changed in over 7 years.

Togo is not a tool that converts software for you.

Togo is not a tool that produces multiple packages for various distros.

Togo is a tool that sets up a Red Hat Package Manager (RPM) build environment for you so that you may manage your package in a sane, standardized fashion.

The 'rpmbuild' binary is not only 100% compatible with Togo, it's exactly what Togo calls to build the package. 

Instead of using:

$ togo -bp

-to build the package, use:

$ togo -bs package.spec # Generate the spec file
$ rpmbuild -ba package.spec # Build the package with rpmbuild

If you're one of the brighter crayons in the the box, you'll notice that they do the exact same thing except Togo also moves the resulting RPMs into a top-level directory for easier access.

Don't get me wrong; I do love hearing people vehemently proclaim opinions that have nothing to do with the subject at hand, but I don't think everyone on this list shares that sentiment. Please keep on-topic.

That's all.

-Gene


On Wednesday, January 29, 2014 12:17 AM, Christopher Meng <cickumqt@gmail.com> wrote:
Creating RPM is easy or not, depends on the packager. Reinvent the wheels is easy.
"checkinstall" has already tried to realize the goal, but never succeed.
We are human not robot, if we expect everything don't need our brain to finish, then I don't need to be a human.
I won't use any tool except rpmbuild to create RPM.
That's all.