[ylee]

Changes in the version of sudo found in Bodhi 2.0 have broken installing the bod files by double clicking on them in a file manager Technical details are irrelevant but I am working on finding a work around.

Meanwhile I am asking that everyone who uses these bod files install them in a terminal

I will announce here if and when I find a fix. Sorry for any inconvenience.

[ylee]

A few days ago I came up with a fix to this issue. Since a new libreoffice hit "de repos" I redid all libreoffice bods as well as bodhi-recommends.bod (Nikhila Application Set), which contains libreoffice, (both 32 bit and 64 bit) utilizing this fix. Hopefully there will be no issues with the new bod installer scripts.

Anyway the next step is to modify my python code that builds the bods and redo the rest in both architectures. I will announce here when completed.

Thanks for your patience

[ylee]

I think all the 32 bit bods have been rebuilt with the new installation script. Most of the 64 bit bods too but they need renamed and the appcenter updated. The new 64 bit bods currently have the extension .bod.1 until I have time to update the appcenter. That should happen in the next couple days, I am working alot and updating the AppCenter database is currently time consuming the way we have been doing it.

As always if there are any problems or issues let me know

[ylee]

ylee, on 25 August 2012 - 09:07 PM, said:

...The new 64 bit bods currently have the extension .bod.1 until I have time to update the appcenter.

All bod files on the AppCenter should have the new installation script now

[aeonius]

Awesome! Good job y!