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Re-releasing Nite2 as debian package #4
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PS: After looking at the license it believe re-releasing and hence re-distributing the Nite library as a debian package is not allowed. See point 2.c here: http://www.openni.org/nite-licensing-and-distribution-terms/ |
@bit-pirate I had same trouble on using nite2 since everyone install the library in their way and hard to debug if they fail to run tracker, as I understand that it is hard to release NiTE2 debian package, but I found it's able to create deb package that deb-packaging nite2 library
How do you think? primesense-nite2-nonfree_2.0.0-3_amd64.deb.gz Cc: @ishiguroJSK |
Sorry previsou version was not correct, please use this @ishiguroJSK, and also if you have any problem, please add comment HERE |
@k-okada , it still fails at checking checksum of /tmp/primesense-nite2.tar.bz2.zip ...
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What is the output of
◉ Kei Okada 2016/05/28 21:24、Yasuhiro Ishiguro [email protected] のメッセージ:
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The terminal output is here |
thank you, how about ◉ Kei Okada 2016/05/28 21:29、Yasuhiro Ishiguro [email protected] のメッセージ:
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like here
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can you run https://gist.github.com/k-okada/e19a65aa0442487482ed57911da28ebd ◉ Kei Okada On Sat, May 28, 2016 at 9:39 PM, Yasuhiro Ishiguro <[email protected]
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like here. Don't worry about me.
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humm, this is very interesting...
any way please try newer version -> |
It seems to be successfully completed.
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It's great to see you guys putting effort in this (e.g. PR #8) and sorry for not responding nor contributing. Since I don't use this tracker myself these days, it's hard to free up some time. Unfortunately the licensing issue is still a blocker. Technical it's not a big problem, just legally. One way to work around this would be to require users to download the Nite library themselves, but provide a default way to do this, e.g. script + instructions. The this default would be the basis. If you have an idea how to do this, I'm all ears! |
@bit-pirate please look at #4 (comment) log |
The Nite 2 Library is currently not available as a debian package, which is a showstopper for releasing the openni2_tracker.
I have contacted Primesense two times so far, but I didn't get any answer yet.
Will add updates here, once I know more.
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