5 Nov
2004
5 Nov
'04
11:23 a.m.
On Fri, 2004-11-05 at 22:32, Chris Cannam wrote:
Hmm, there's a question. I would be inclined to
apt-get remove the CCRMA
package, download the sources, build, and install using "make install" rather
than bothering with an RPM. Probably nothing else depends on Rosegarden, so
that shouldn't cause any consistency problems, and it can always be replaced
by a later CCRMA RPM (Rosegarden's "make uninstall" should work fine).
This is beyond what I dare to do. My software competence ends at the
./configure, make, make install level and I do not want to replace an
installed rpm with a compiled binary due to the maintenance problems
araising.
I found .spec files in the source tar ball. Could they be used to create
a proper rpm of the sources?
br, Timo