remove Makefile (Closes: #21) #156
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the makefile doesn't bring any advantage over the normal `python setup.py install` instructions and just add an extra dependencies. furthermore, it installs files in a non-standard location that should generally be avoided. it will also break Debian packaging, which will think this is a C program and try to install it as such (and then in the wrong location).
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Hi @anarcat. I'm afraid @gurgeh hasn't been too active on this project lately, but I'd love to see it spring back to life :) I took the liberty to inform him via Twitter about your recent activity on this repo. Hope that helps! |
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thanks! i've opened a specific issue about this in #161 and added something on the twitter thread. |
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the makefile doesn't bring any advantage over the normal
python setup.py installinstructions and just add an extradependencies. furthermore, it installs files in a non-standard
location that should generally be avoided.
it will also break Debian packaging, which will think this is a C
program and try to install it as such (and then in the wrong location).