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I forgot to tell you before: I decided to split my TUR repository, so that I'll keep maintaining CVS packages in an unofficial repo and start maintaining snapshots from http://enlightenment.freedesktop.org in the AUR.
If you want to continue using CVS packages:
- Remove the old TU [rensel] repository from pacman.conf
- Add this lines instead:
[rensel]
Server = http://utenti.lycos.it/archlinux/rensel
- The packages from the UUR are completely compatible with the old ones, although if you have [community] in your pacman.conf there will be conflicts between the e17 group from AUR and the one from UUR. If you don't have cvs packages installed yet, please don't use "pacman -S e17" to get them - use "pacman -S e17-cvs" instead. I will solve this issue as soon as possible.
Using CVS packages is recommended if you have the ones from the TUR already installed - you only need to do a -Syu sometimes.
If you want to try Asparagus snapshots from enlightenment freedesktop.org:
- Remove the old TU [rensel] repository from pacman.conf if you were using it
- If you haven't done that yet, add [community] repo to your pacman.conf
- Use the "pacman -S e17" command to install all the available libraries and applications, or "pacman -S e" if you just want to install the window manager and its dependencies
- E17 is now in /opt/e17 - enjoy it.
The packages from [community] are recommended if you just want to have a try with E17, as they're supposed to be more "stable". Yet, there are many applications and tools which can't be found on enlightenment.freedesktop.org, including e_utils (which are needed to make the configuration of E easier), so until more apps are made available, if you want to have an usable desktop, use the CVS packages.
I will keep you up-to-date about the state of my packages here.
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New Asparagus on http://enlightenment.freedesktop.org! I updated both the AUR packages and the CVS ones in the unofficial repository.
I removed the Cairo dependency as Evas doesn't work with 0.5.0, so I had to rebuild almost all the applications
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I have just found that they deleted my unofficial repository account because I was using too much space. I'm now looking for another web hosting. Any suggestions?
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I have plenty of webspace, but I am not sure how much bandwith is going to be used?!
I have 850mb of space but only 5 gb of traffic/month...how much is your ordinary traffic?
http://www.linuxportalen.com -> Linux Help portal for Linux and ArchLinux (in swedish)
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New Asparagus at freedesktop.org, new update of [community] E17 packages.
I'm also going to start maintaining Slune, Balazar, Soya3D library and all the dependencies again, now that Soya builds with Python 2.4.
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Rensel:
Soya3D doesn't build with the current version of pyrex (0.9.3, I think). It requires a one-line change to one file in Pyrex.
http://lists.copyleft.no/pipermail/pyre … 01137.html
The file in question is:
/usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/Pyrex/Distutils/build_ext.py
Also, you'll find some of the soya deps in AUR. SleepyDog made them for me.
Finally, to make your life easier, the PKGBUILD for soya 0.10:
pkgname=soya
pkgver=0.10
pkgrel=1
pkgdesc="A very high level 3D engine for Python"
url="http://home.gna.org/oomadness/en/soya"
license="GPL"
depends=('python' 'pyrex' 'x-server' 'freetype2' 'sdl' 'cal3d' 'pil' 'glew')
install=
source=(http://download.gna.org/$pkgname/Soya-$pkgver.tar.bz2)
build() {
cd $startdir/src/Soya-$pkgver
cd ode-0.5
make clean
make configure
make
cd ..
python setup.py install --root=$startdir/pkg
}
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Thank you for the info and the PKGBUILD
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no problem Thanks for putting this stuff in AUR!
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There's been an update to pyrex to make it python 2.4 and gcc 4 compatible. Whenever that goes into the arch repos, I'd love to see soya go into AUR.
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Uh, I completely forgot it :shock: Will add Soya etc. as soon as possible...
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Holy crap, it's Rensel! Dude, where the hell have you been? :shock:
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Gullible Jones: I was hiding behind the curtain.
Slune, Soya and everything is in community now
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Awesome, thanks rensel!
Your signature.... what are you quoting there? The reason I ask is that as a late teen I had the same signature (not the Arch 0.7 part of course) in a forum.... but I made the modesty quote up. Now I wonder if I was plaegerizing someone. ;-)
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