YASSI 1.0.1 - Final release

I'm happy to announce the final release of YASSI.

YASSI does not need to be installed, unless you want to 'info yassi'.
The project name and version 'yassi'/1.0.1, and both lines with 'Report bugs...' are read from the configuration file,
and therefor will adjust to your project settings.

Not even 2 months ago I had started with this project, and it already provides all the functions i've wanted for it.While I initially started it for another project of mine where i needed to focus on the duty, i wanted to have it as its own project, to use with ther projects.

I do hope you helps you as much as it does for me.

What is YASSI again?

Yet Another Simple Script Installer

What is it for?

It requires a single file to provide all information for an installation custom to your needs,
while staying easy change-able by the end user.

Get it

• Projectpage: https://github.com/sri-arjuna/yassi
• Release: https://github.com/sri-arjuna/yassi/releases/tag/v1.0.2

Yet Another Simple Script Installation

Got a cool script, and now need an installation script?

YASSI helps you :)
Inspired by the powerfull, but complex, GNU Autotool's, i've written this single script to handle this.

Main benefit?
It requires just a single configuration file.

Main drawback?
Its just to place the files, it does NOT do ANY compiling.

Read all about it, in the README.md

Building libdvdcss

My favorite linux distribution Fedora has a release cycle of roughly 6 months, and i tend to twink often too much with that running system i actualy would have had attainted...

It just so happens that i quite often (re-) install the OS even if its just to try the fresh built LiveOS.
Anyway, figured named LiveOS could not succeed because one of the rpm repositries was ready with that just yet.

How nice, for that i figured, that download and comile libdvdcss is easier than to run after the latest package specificly for my OS.

One has to be aware however, that my system is a developer oriented machine, so most of the required applications were already installed.
A good point to start would be:

On Fedora for example:

sudo dnf install make autoconf automake gcc

Then simply save the below code as a script, and execute it after a fresh installation.

git clone git://git.videolan.org/libdvdcss
cd libdvdcss
autoreconf -i
./configure --prefix=/usr
make && sudo make install

Hope this helps