[SOLVED] How to create extension?

SansSg · 11-04-2015, 04:20 AM

Hi, is there a guide on how to create extension? I have a javaws application that specifically need java 7u80. Thanks!

pan64 · 11-04-2015, 05:26 AM

would be nice to read LQ rules, especially how to ask a good question. http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/...Ask_a_Question

zk1234 · 11-04-2015, 06:43 AM

Hi,

The 4MLinux packages are called addons.
When you execute 'zk' in your terminal, you will see the following:
Usage:
zk addon.tar.xz (install 'addon.tar.xz')
zk directory (create addon inside 'directory')
zk update (update my 4MLinux)

The command:

Code:

zk /new

will create a new addon from all files that are present in the /new directory. You must try it yourself to learn how it works.

4MLinux downloadable extensions (e.g. java) are available here:
ftp://dl.4mlinux.com/

Unfortunately, you won't be able to replace Java in 4MLinux. For security reasons 4MLinux checks your Java installation. If Java is outdated, 4MLinux will block it and force the update. Sorry.

SansSg · 11-04-2015, 10:00 AM

Thank you! This is very helpful.

Quote:

Originally Posted by zk1234

Hi,

The 4MLinux packages are called addons.
When you execute 'zk' in your terminal, you will see the following:
Usage:
zk addon.tar.xz (install 'addon.tar.xz')
zk directory (create addon inside 'directory')
zk update (update my 4MLinux)

The command:

Code:

zk /new

will create a new addon from all files that are present in the /new directory. You must try it yourself to learn how it works.

4MLinux downloadable extensions (e.g. java) are available here:
ftp://dl.4mlinux.com/

Unfortunately, you won't be able to replace Java in 4MLinux. For security reasons 4MLinux checks your Java installation. If Java is outdated, 4MLinux will block it and force the update. Sorry.