Sorry replied off-list by mistake.
On 01/30/2013 03:17 PM, M. Edward (Ed) Borasky wrote:
Where did we end up on Planet CCRMA? They're just starting to support F18.
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Not sure what you mean? PlanetCCRMA is still essential for users of Supercollider, PD and chuck (Nando? others i'm sure). We have moved a lot of packages into F17/F18, albeit the simple ones. Hopefully we can move supercollider into Fedora with nando's help, I'm just waiting on the new boost packages to land in F19.
For rawhide, I just hard code the $releasever to 18 in /etc/yum.repos.d/planet*
On 01/31/2013 01:42 AM, Brendan Jones wrote:
Sorry replied off-list by mistake.
On 01/30/2013 03:17 PM, M. Edward (Ed) Borasky wrote:
Where did we end up on Planet CCRMA? They're just starting to support F18.
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Not sure what you mean? PlanetCCRMA is still essential for users of Supercollider, PD and chuck (Nando? others i'm sure).
Yes, there are a few more, but a lot of stuff is now in Fedora as it should :-)
There's also the rt kernel of course... I still find the default Fedora kernel not good enough but I'm picky and run all my stuff at 128x2. For more "normal" users it is probably fine.
-- Fernando
We have moved a lot of packages into F17/F18, albeit the simple ones. Hopefully we can move supercollider into Fedora with nando's help, I'm just waiting on the new boost packages to land in F19.
For rawhide, I just hard code the $releasever to 18 in /etc/yum.repos.d/planet*
There's also the rt kernel of course... I still find the default Fedora kernel not good enough but I'm picky and run all my stuff at 128x2. For more "normal" users it is probably fine.
-- Fernando
I really hope that's something we can address after the spin is official and show that it's needed. But seems like we need to get the rest of the spin in order first.
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