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How soon will supercollider be available on Fedora 26

asked 2017-08-30 08:22:49 -0600

Chris Krum
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Hi there. I'm a long time Red Hat user (since 1998) and I upgraded to Fedora 26 the day it came out (you'd think I'd learn.) Anyway, I'm trying to get my system back to where I had it with Fedora 25 but I can't find a supercollider package. I've read that a number of Planet CCRMA packages are being moved into the regular Fedora repositories. Is supercollider among them and, if so, how soon? Alternatively, do you know how long it takes Planet CCRMA to release new packages after a new release of Fedora? I've tried building it from source but it gives me an error about converting a void to an int. I'll have to ask about that on the supercollider list. Thanks in advance. Chris.

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answered 2017-08-30 12:25:36 -0600

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searching in COPR gave me this repo

Open a terminal and type :

sudo dnf copr search supercollider

COPR FEDORA REPO

HOW to enable :

sudo dnf copr enable dgoerger/yale-zoo

and just installi it as usual with sudo dnf install supercollider

WHAT is FEDORA COPR REPO -> here

Regards.,

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That worked great. Hadn't run into COPR before. Good to know. Thanks. Chris.

Chris Krum ( 2017-08-31 07:59:50 -0600 )edit

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