Re: Announce: AdaStudio-2022 release 01/10/2022 free edition

[Thomas <fantome.forums.tDeContes@free.fr.invalid>]

In article <ecde4dc3-eb70-4e7d-95a1-e7612f0a0ff0n@googlegroups.com>,
 Leonid Dulman <leonid.dulman@gmail.com> wrote:

> I'm pleased to announce AdaStudio-2022 . 
> It based on Qt-6.4.0-everywhere  opensource
> Qt6ada version 6.4.0 open source


> Qt6Ada modules for Windows, Linux (Unix) are available from  
> Google drive 
> https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B2QuZLoe-yiPbmNQRl83M1dTRVE?resourceke
> y=0-b-M35gZhynB6-LOQww33Tg&usp=sharing

i don't have access to Google drive.


> WebPage is  https://r3fowwcolhrzycn2yzlzzw-on.drv.tw/AdaStudio/index.html

https://r3fowwcolhrzycn2yzlzzw.on.drv.tw/AdaStudio/qt6ada/qt6ada.html

> Directories  tree is 

>   qt6ada          - qt6ada components  
>       qt6adademos.tar.xz              - qt6ada demos
>       qt6adasrc.tar.xz                - qt6ada packages
>       qt6adawin64.tar.xz              - qt6ada win64 binaries
>       qt6adaamd64.tar.xz              - qt6ada x86-64 binaries

if i understand, qt6ada is part of AdaStudio?


i would like to have a debian package for qt6ada, not including all 
AdaStudio.
is it realistic?

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