Hi I saw on Archlinux wiki there are a compiled version, sometimes work others not.
Server = http://trinity.ceux.org/r14/x86_64
I would like to contact who manage this repository, cause I want to mirror it.
My server has good bandwitdh (it's in University campus)
Thanks!
Adonay-Jonay Sanz www.kademar.org
On Sunday 05 of April 2015 22:47:20 Jonay Sanz wrote:
Hi I saw on Archlinux wiki there are a compiled version, sometimes work others not.
Server = http://trinity.ceux.org/r14/x86_64
I would like to contact who manage this repository, cause I want to mirror it.
My server has good bandwitdh (it's in University campus)
Thanks!
Adonay-Jonay Sanz www.kademar.org
Forget that there were packages for Arch Linux! Long time no one cares about these packages, no one gives their time on maintenance == packages are very unsuitable for use. Everyone just ask "where to get packages for Arch". But if nobody pays effort to create packages and especially to maintain, then packages will never exist.
We would need someone who know how to create packages for Arch and can devote their time to maintain repository. But for a long time no such person.
On Wednesday 08 April 2015 03.00:13 Slávek Banko wrote:
But if nobody pays effort to create packages and especially to maintain, then packages will never exist.
Slavek, I perfectly understand this problem. Now another problem is that many of us (I for instance) are only "amateurs".
I've got several computers. I could download source code, I could let machines chew it for days and spit out packages...
But I'm hardly able to do more than type in the compile order. I was never able to understand a line of C/C++ (my "skills" stop at Basic or tcl/tk).
My point is: I'd be glad to help, but how to get understanding in creating packages and maintaining them (I'm not specificaly talking about Arch, which I never used)?
Thierry
Hi I know how to create packages... cause I read archwiki. I will try to compile packages and try the result :)
Thanks! Adonay-jonay Sanz www.kademar.org
El 08/04/15 a les 03:00, Slávek Banko ha escrit:
On Sunday 05 of April 2015 22:47:20 Jonay Sanz wrote:
Hi I saw on Archlinux wiki there are a compiled version, sometimes work others not.
Server = http://trinity.ceux.org/r14/x86_64
I would like to contact who manage this repository, cause I want to mirror it.
My server has good bandwitdh (it's in University campus)
Thanks!
Adonay-Jonay Sanz www.kademar.org
Forget that there were packages for Arch Linux! Long time no one cares about these packages, no one gives their time on maintenance == packages are very unsuitable for use. Everyone just ask "where to get packages for Arch". But if nobody pays effort to create packages and especially to maintain, then packages will never exist.
We would need someone who know how to create packages for Arch and can devote their time to maintain repository. But for a long time no such person.
Jonah
I hosted this repo (this is my url) but no longer have the time to keep that machine in order, after a breakdown it had its been collecting dust. A uni connection won't solve the arch Linux problem though, but hopefully PKGBUILDS should let you compile trinity from scratch
Calvin
Sorry for top posting On Apr 5, 2015 4:47 PM, "Jonay Sanz" jonay@kademar.org wrote:
Hi I saw on Archlinux wiki there are a compiled version, sometimes work others not.
Server = http://trinity.ceux.org/r14/x86_64
I would like to contact who manage this repository, cause I want to mirror it.
My server has good bandwitdh (it's in University campus)
Thanks!
Adonay-Jonay Sanz www.kademar.org
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