Le 18/01/10 20:46, Thomas Perl a ?crit : > Hello, Eric! > > On Sun, Jan 17, 2010 at 03:42:00PM +0100, Eric wrote: > >> After you have unzipped and registered it (see >> http://guide.macports.org/#development.local-repositories), enter : >> sudo port install gpodder +python25 +quartz +app >> If it succeeds, you should get a gPodder application in >> /Applications/Macports. >> > Great stuff :) Do you think it's possible to create a standalone > gPodder.app without the need to have MacPorts installed? It should be > self-contained so that no additional installs are necessary. > > Well, I have no experience with such things. I can only point you to inkscape, which provides a standalone installation on OSX. It's not using gtk-quartz, though. What could be tried would be to grab the content of all the dependencies and to put them under gPodder.app/Resources. This would result in a giant download, though ; even if it works (I'm pretty sure that some paths are hard-coded). > Apart from that, the Mac OS X porting works looks really incredible :) > If it helps, I'd be happy to merge any "generic" patches into the repo. > > OK, thanks ! I won't have time for gPodder until next month, I'm afraid... Cheers, Eric