Librewolf fedora install#
Librewolf fedora download#

Libcurl is required to compile FreeFileSync, and various unimportant perl modules are required to compile libcurl. I had to compile curl-7.66.0 and host it myself, because of which repositories I had to enable and disable to get the right perl modules to compile it. It is worth noting that CentOS 8 uses dnf modules or “streams.” I don’t fully understand the concept, and personally think it only causes problems. Using one of my preferred upstreams ( city-fan) and rebuilding some Fedora packages, I added libraries necessary to compile the rest of my packages. Some packages failed because various libraries were unavailable, and were still unavailable. Anyway, I was considering rewriting my scripts to use GraphicsMagick but thankfully upstream added ImageMagick, which reduced my workload considerably. I use the “convert” utility like a lot of packagers do, for converting an svg to instantiated png files for icons. Some failed because they use ImageMagick which wasn’t compiled yet, but has since been added. Some packages built just fine right away, on the rhel8beta repo. When CentOS 8 was finally released ( September 24), I downloaded it right away and updated my kickstart process for it (future post). Please report to me if any failures occur. I have confirmed that all the packages in my COPR have compiled for CentOS 8! I personally only have a single headless vm for CentOS 8 so the applications might malfunction.

Librewolf fedora download#

rpm – How do I get rpmbuild to download all of the sources for a particular.

Librewolf fedora install#

fedora – Automatically install build dependencies prior to building an RPM package – Stack Overflow.cd rpmbuild rpmbuild -define '_topdir %(pwd)' -define '_builddir %/ || : References Weblinks I am using a few macro definitions to keep everything happening in the present working directory. The actual build command happens in the second step. pwd ls -altr mkdir -p rpmbuild cd rpmbuild

The dnf installs the build dependencies, and spectool downloads all the source files that are not already present in the directory. The first command uses some tooling I learned about for this project: spectool. Like last time, I am checking out my git repo to a local subdirectory.Īll the build steps for this project are shell commands. Install some build tools: sudo dnf -y install rpm-build rpmdevtools My rpmbuild workflow in JenkinsĪdd a new project. JENKINS fc30x-01a=(root) NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/dnf -y builddep * I used a service account, and set up an ssh key for passwordless authentication.Īdd a user and grant them some specific sudo permissions: useradd jenkins I added a few labels, which are space-delimited which I found unusual. I am running Jenkins on Devuan, which obviously is not ideal for building rpms. PrerequisitesĪdd a Fedora node to the cluster. Here is how I build rpm files in Jenkins. The Arch Linux community has tons of gtk3 tweaks and patches. This is a module provided by Gord Squash: sgm and packaged in Devuan natively. This package re-enables the gtk3 engine’s ability to interpret a theme’s settings.ini gtk-auto-mnemonics = 0which forces the underscores always on, to make it clear what ALT keystroke is required to select a button or menu entry. Raw code: From the Devuan links above gtk3-automnemonics The package is really just one file in /etc/X11/Xsession.d that sets a few key environment variables to 0.įedora rpm spec: No upstream! My spec is original. It sets a few environment variables to force the scrollbars to be always visible.ĭevuan GNU+Linux already packages gtk3-nooverlayscrollbar natively. This package’s contents come from fsmithred of the Devuan community. This package is the main PCMan release that helps suppress client-side decorations.ĭevuan GNU+Linux already packages gtk3-nocsd natively. gtk3-stackrpms upstreamsīecause gtk3-stackrpms is a collection, there are multiple upstreams. All of my accumulated little fixes for gtk3 from Devuan are now also available in a COPR for Fedora!Īll the packages are native to Devuan but not Fedora, so this gtk3-stackrpms collection is designed to make it easy to install all of these on Fedora.