Installation
To install lshell, 3 options are available:
Install using the setup.py
This method uses uses python distutils to install everything in the right place.
- Extract the files:
tar xvfz lshell.tar.gz
- Then install lshell using the setup.py:
# ON LINUX
sudo python setup.py install
# ON *BSD
python setup.py install --no-compile --install-data=/usr/{pkg,local}/ Note that lshell is available though NetBSD's pkgsrc in shells/lshell but the version may not be the most recent.
Install the rpm package
The RedHat way:
# rpm -Uvh lshell-x.x-x.noarch.rpm
The provided RPM was built using CentOS5 and python2.4. If it is not compatible with your RedHat based distribution, you can rebuild your own RPM using the lshell's SPEC file.
Install the deb package
The Debian way:
# dpkg -i lshell_x.x-x_i386.deb
As lshell is now available in the official debian repositories, you cann install it using the following:
# apt-get install lshell
List of the installed file
The files to be installed are the following:
- etc/lshell.conf
- bin/lshell
- lshellmodule/lshell.py
- man/man1/lshell.1.gz
- CHANGES
- COPYING
- README