It should however not be to difficult to build the ARM, if you fetch the package from our PPA:
- Enable the Snapshots PPA
- Get the Onboard source from the PPA (I think that it gets the most recent version from all the available repositories; it is the version in the PPA at the moment):
$ apt-get source onboard
- Get the the packages needed to build Onboard (root privileges are required as it might install packages):
$ sudo apt-get build-dep onboard
- Change directory to the downloaded Onboard folder:
- Call the command to build the debian package of Onboard (Unless you created a new debian/changelog entry with your own key, you should get signing errors at the end of the build of the package; you can ignore them.):
$ debuild -tc
- Double click on the created deb to install it.
@marmuta
As I don't have a table, could you please test of the steps indicated above are working on your tablet? Thanks.
My request has been declined, unfortunately: /answers. launchpad. net/launchpad/ +question/ 214251
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I just uploaded revision 1071 to our Snapshots PPA: /launchpad. net/~onboard/ +archive/ snapshots
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It should however not be to difficult to build the ARM, if you fetch the package from our PPA:
- Enable the Snapshots PPA
- Get the Onboard source from the PPA (I think that it gets the most recent version from all the available repositories; it is the version in the PPA at the moment):
$ apt-get source onboard
- Get the the packages needed to build Onboard (root privileges are required as it might install packages):
$ sudo apt-get build-dep onboard
- Change directory to the downloaded Onboard folder:
- Call the command to build the debian package of Onboard (Unless you created a new debian/changelog entry with your own key, you should get signing errors at the end of the build of the package; you can ignore them.):
$ debuild -tc
- Double click on the created deb to install it.
@marmuta
As I don't have a table, could you please test of the steps indicated above are working on your tablet? Thanks.