Question A Way To Build Kunena 2.0?

This is too funny - Matias already explained how to GIT it .....

Use git and pull the code to your site... pretty simple.

Seems that if you are unable to figure out that much then you are obviously over your head so this conversation is a waste of Internet Space. :laugh:

You can get AntBuilder here: www.softpedia.com/get/Programming/File-Editors/AntBuilder.shtml

You will also need java. But something tells me that no one here has a clue how to build an xml package or how to use Antbuilder or git EXCEPT for Xilibit and Matias. And the truth is - if they really thought you had a clue - they would have already given you the build.

First who you are talking too?

Second there is really no reason to put someone down like that.

Kevin we see that you are too young or to proud. Don't be foolish and stop talking to people this way. If you want to help just put usable info without unpleasant comments.

Acapulco Kevin wrote: But something tells me that no one here has a clue how to build an xml package or how to use Antbuilder or git EXCEPT for Xilibit and Matias. And the truth is - if they really thought you had a clue - they would have already given you the build.

I think we need to be careful about making wild assertions about who knows how to use Github or Antbuilder or how to perform all manner of things that are unrelated to the main objectives of why this forum exists.

The Kunena forum is a self-help resource. It does not pretend (and I hope its purpose is not railroaded into side issues like how to develop open source projects) to teach people how to develop web applications. The purpose of this forum is to assist people who want to use Kunena and contribute their ideas, solutions, etc. to the project. However, in saying these things, this does not mean that anyone is under any obligation to explain in detail the mechanics involved in writing software. Therefore I think it's grossly unfair to tag people with the kind of running commentary that I've seen in this topic.

Let's keep things cool, shall we, before things get unruly and there's a need for moderator intervention. Thanks.

I agree, this is not a place to teach people how to use github to fork a project, use git on your server, how to build a package or pull code.

BUT it was all explained and quite honestly - if someone knew about any of those topics they would not need step by step instructions. They are basic tools created by Linus Benedict Torvalds "The Godfather of Linux".

It was not my intention to be (too) insulting - I was only stating the obvious.

If someone wants to clone Kunena from github, it has nice 4 page tutorial which teaches how to do that in 30 minutes (installing software and how to do it).

If someone wants to install ant, web is full of tutorials how to do that, too.

In Linux installing and using ant is three lines in the console, this is how to do it in Ubuntu:

apt-get install ant

cd Kunena-2.0/build

ant

It wasn't that hard, was it? You just need to Google a bit on how to do it and everyone (+ their mother) can follow the instructions...