Hi Mirek,

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detect existence of apt-get / yum / zypper / pacman

Good idea, but there should also be a simple way to disable this. This will be appreciated by packagers who would like to create deb/rpm/PKGBUILD/... because in that case the tooling has its own ways to install prerequisites.

- use 7z (or at least zip), stop changing the name, just single "upp" folder

Also I'm not sure what you mean by changing the name, but I'm pretty sure that the "x11" should be dropped from the filename.

Definitely a good idea. I think the proper place for the things currently written in ~/.upp is actually in ~/.config. Also, TheIDE should store compiled object in ~/.cache, since they ca be easily rebuilt. It should be possible to configure it, since U++ already

- Clean the files a bit, before packaging. I think the archive is pretty big and it wouldn't hurt to only include necessary files. E.g. 32MB of tppi could be omitted, as those are automatically created by TheIDE (if I understand it correctly).

Perhaps they should not even be in the repository... There also might be some packages, that are no longer needed or maintained, or could be in separate nest, since they are not needed by regular users (yes TCore, I'm looking at you and your friends ).

- Follow common conventions as much as possible. It should be possible to build it just by running [code]./configure # this might not even be needed
make
make install