Gentoo is really nice with freevo because everything works good with the
system packages. but i don't know how up-to-date the current ebuilds are
(freevo-runtime ebuild used to compile some sort of runtime exclusivly for
freevo, and i didn't like that). There is a cvs ebuild class, so someone
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On Wed 30.07.2003 at 10:08:06AM -0400, Aubin Paul wrote:
> short answer: "Don't use the runtime" :)
>
> If you're developing, you may want to try and build your own versions
> of things. Depending on your distro, most of the dependencies may be
> available elsewhere.
>
> I know Gentoo and Debian
short answer: "Don't use the runtime" :)
If you're developing, you may want to try and build your own versions
of things. Depending on your distro, most of the dependencies may be
available elsewhere.
I know Gentoo and Debian have simple ways to get all the packages
you'd need, and I keep the Deb
I have troubles with the runtime. How do you guys (active developers)
keep your runtime up-to-date? When I give up Freevo hacking for some
time and start putting my nose into it again later, I have to pick up a
newer version of the runtime. And the one I now have seems a bit out of
date compared to
