Krister Lagerstrom wrote:
> Max Kalika wrote:
>> Howdy, I'm the de-facto media-tv maintainer for Gentoo. I'm pleased to let
>> you know that I finally managed to get Freevo into the official portage
>> tree. It is currently in the testing/unstable profile. If you could let
>> your users know and r
I understand the issues with the number of incompatible RPM
distributions, all with different glibc's etc. In some ways, that's
what makes Debian an easier target; same with Gentoo, since you just
say "use version x of Debian or Gentoo"
Part of my objection, is that I'm not fond of all in one pac
As far as I know, it installs standard RPMs, not built ones. apt-get
is just a method for fetching packages...
On Fri, Jul 18, 2003 at 10:59:25AM +0800, Wan Tat Chee wrote:
> Hi David,
>
> On Thu, 17 Jul 2003, David Amiel wrote:
>
> > RPM doesn't know how to satisfy depencies, it just tells what
Hi David,
On Thu, 17 Jul 2003, David Amiel wrote:
> RPM doesn't know how to satisfy depencies, it just tells what packages are
> needed.
> But there is a rpm to install apt-get on Redhat, mandarke & co distribs.
>
I'm curious, does the RPM-ized apt-get generate RPMs or just build/install
withou
On Thu, 17 Jul 2003, Aubin Paul wrote:
> I'm not sure about the RPM distributions, but I know that getting
> dependencies handled on Debian is fairly straightforward. Is there
> some way of making a "dependency" package in RPMs or something, or
> depending on RPMs from rpmfind?
>
I thought one
RPM doesn't know how to satisfy depencies, it just tells what packages are
needed.
But there is a rpm to install apt-get on Redhat, mandarke & co distribs.
I've just discovered the emerge command of gentoo distrib, and I find it
quite powerful. Packages are installed from the tgz and compiled on t
"Krister Lagerstrom" wrote:
>> Dischi wrote:
>
>> I don't have DirectFB and it works. If you can wait some days, try the
>> next Freevo version. This one will be without this stupid
>> freevo_runtime package.
>
> Can regular users be expected to install the dependencies for Freevo on
> systems like
On Thu, Jul 17, 2003 at 10:18:39AM -0500, Krister Lagerstrom wrote:
> Can regular users be expected to install the dependencies for Freevo on
> systems like SuSE and RedHat? Is there any documentation describing what
> is needed?
I'm not sure about the RPM distributions, but I know that getting
de
There's already an ebuild for freevo 1.3.3, but it needs mmpython 0.0.4
which doesn't exist for instant as a package. As I try to make a "clean"
box, I'll wait a few days to get the official package
David
> I don't have DirectFB and it works. If you can wait some days, try the
> next Freevo versi
> Dischi wrote:
> I don't have DirectFB and it works. If you can wait some days, try the
> next Freevo version. This one will be without this stupid
> freevo_runtime package.
Can regular users be expected to install the dependencies for Freevo on
systems like SuSE and RedHat? Is there any documen
"David Amiel" wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have reinstalled my box under gentoo. Everything works fine (g400 with
> directfb, sound, mplayer with dfbmga), except that I can't install Freevo :/
>
> it complains about cannot finish compiling
>
> irectfb -c SDL_DirectFB_events.c -o SDL_DirectFB_events.o >/dev/n
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