21 Mar
2004
21 Mar
'04
11:25 p.m.
On Sun, 2004-03-21 at 22:53, Russell Hanaghan wrote:
My point was this: I hate building from source...never
seems to go right
without hours of digging for extra stuff. Hence, I rely heavily on rpms.
I usually set up a "contrib" mirror and also Thacs rpms. 10.0 is
new...on the contrib mirrors, the versions of Ardour, jack, etc are
usually behind. (I know you invest a lot of time into producing these
for Mandrake users and I'm quite sure your busy) Often the Cooker
versions are later versions...
Better for you to use Thac's then.
They are built on the latest stable release (10).
Cooker RPMs are built on cooker, which may have different libraries,
gcc, glibc, etc.
Austin