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What about rpm-packages for opensuse Linux (or at least fedora)? Or,even better: an universal installer (for exapmle using the Loki-Installer) for most Linuxdistros at once instead of only ubuntu? Ubuntu might be a big deal on Desktop-Linuxsystems but there are a lot of more Linuxdistros other than Ubuntu running as servers and so an universal installer or at least rpm-packages would be helping most serveradmins a lot better than trying around with alien or compiling by hand ;)
There’s actually a buildbot that packages up-to-date both .debs and .rpms (has fedora dirs too, despite the name): http://chiru.cie.fi/buildbot-ubuntu-debs/ — gotta add a link to that to the site.
Having a universal linux build is also a good idea, has been in the talks, but afaik no one has made it yet. Feel free to do it, anyone.
Hmpf! I tried to change my available virtual Server to CentOS 6 due to the availability of the rpm-Packages (has longer lasting support than any Ubuntu actually, up to 2017 now) , but obviously there are 2 unsovable Dependancies: qtscriptgenerator and qtscriptbindings. Any Idea where i can get these Packages for CentOS 6 x86_64 Architecture?
2.3.1 out but nevertheless no working Version for CentOS 6, only an quiet old one with obviously unresolvable dependencies,or does anybody have a hint where to get rpm-Files for qtscriptgenerator and qtscriptbindings which are needed to install the old 1.0.8 rpms for running a headless-server under CentOS 6.2?? I couldn´ t find these rpms anywhere up to now :-/
The Tundra build script for Linux (Ubuntu currently) builds those from sources, should work basically the same way in CentOS too – is documented in http://www.realxtend.org/doxygen/_build_on_ubuntu.html
Someone was at least building succesfully on Gentoo last week.