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From: Helmut Auer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Walt Frampus schrieb:
> > Not trying to start a distro debate, but what is the best, easiest, ...
Actually, these kind of questions always start a debate. There is no such
thing as a "best distro for freevo". The extent to
Walt Frampus schrieb:
> Not trying to start a distro debate, but what is the best, easiest
> distro to use for freevo. I am looking for something that either has
> Feevo in its repositories or is easy to install.
>
> TIA
>
>
I'm using Gen2VDR with freevo preinstalled :)
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Helmut Auer, [EMAIL
I think it depends on your system, you can use a freevo fitted to your
hardware and go, but if you get a mandriva or a fedora or an ubuntu,
for example, you will get an X11 environment and freevo working in it.
Gentoo or debian won't do that, just Xorg and freevo.
I recommend Gentoo.
On Friday 13 October 2006 04:05, Walt Frampus wrote:
> Not trying to start a distro debate, but what is the best, easiest
> distro to use for freevo. I am looking for something that either has
> Feevo in its repositories or is easy to install.
Hi,
I think "best" is quite a large scope term. I, for
Allan Psaila wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Mandriva one (free) 2007 - with easy install setup urpmi with the easy
> urpmi web site. Then run 'urpmi freevo' once done you have a freevo
> 1.5.4 installed with all dep's only thing to do is setup your
> local_conf.py file and good to go.
>
> Total setup tim
Hi,
Mandriva one (free) 2007 - with easy install setup urpmi with the easy urpmi web site. Then run 'urpmi freevo' once done you have a freevo 1.5.4 installed with all dep's only thing to do is setup your local_conf.py file and good to go.
Total setup time from install about 40min to 1 hour..
I'm running 11.0, and I wanted to build it myself, I even built mplayer just
to see if I can get a bit more speed out of it. But thanks for the link, I'll
check out 1.6, on a faster box.
nick
On Friday 13 October 2006 01:51, Evan Hisey wrote:
> Nikosapi-
> Slackware pacakges of freevo for Sla
