2011-02-01, 20:55
Can we expect this to be cross platform?
jdwoods Wrote:Can we expect this to be cross platform?
brainzor Wrote:I think the easiest way to make it crossplatform would be to just use the python code.
E.g. Windows an ubuntu users can use the sickbeard installation guide
http://sickbeard.com/install.html
http://www.ainer.org/sick-beard-install-...linux-mint
This way you don't have to compile and it is easy for everyone to stay up to date?
My knowledge concerning this is not that great, so do correct me if i'm completely missing the point
KR
Gotcha007 Wrote:Yes it's a solution but it's way too much difficult and painful for most of the users. It's true that the option to run it from the source code will be proposed but I'll also self exec
steve1977 Wrote:Wouldn't say it is too difficult and basically "replicating" Sickbeard may be a good way. It would still be fully executable on Windows anyways, Linux users are used to "complex" solutions, and the Mac users around have probably already installed the necessary software from their SB installations.
Gotcha007 Wrote:Yes right, good point
By the way. I did solve my compile issue normally. Still some tests to do.
Hope to release an alpha version for the W-E
NTMID8 Wrote:Can't wait to try this out, especially if you work in support for NZB R Us as already mentioned.
rbrohman Wrote:this app looks fantastic!
you should take a look at adding support for nzb.su. It's free, based on the open source newznab software. It works great, and you won't have to worry about trying to find or buy an account.
Gotcha007 Wrote:Maybe if someone can share with me his account for doing some test it would be great.
Gotcha007 Wrote:thanks mate, we will be the next one after the others