Le 08/11/2011 06:41, Francois Andriot a écrit : > Le 08/11/2011 03:00, Timothy Pearson a écrit : >>> So, I keep checking the two most easily reachable mirrors (uidaho, and >>> mangafrance) and I notice they both have 64 bit binaries yet neither >>> had >>> 32 bit ones. :/ Yet I do see a folder labeled 'i386' I am wondering >>> what's >>> taking so long with the 32 bit binaries? o.O >>> >>> Kind of bothersome I moved to fedora the moment I saw it was >>> available... >>> lol >>> >>> Hope that wasn't too rude to ask either... >>> >> No problem asking! >> >> I think that Francois Androit only built x86_64 binaries for RPM based >> systems. I also do not know if he has plans to build x86 versions or >> not. >> >> Tim >> > Hello, I will build a TDE for Fedora i386 since there is people asking > for it; but it is taking some time since the building process is not > automated and that I do not have installed a Fedora i386 environment yet. > Also, I believe that Fedora 16 will be out today (or very soon), so I > may skip the Fedora 15 and jump to Fedora 16 directly. > > Francois Hello again, as said earlier, Fedora 16 is out today. So I've just built TDE 3.5.13 for the following distributions: - Fedora 15 (i386) - Fedora 16 (i386) - Fedora 16 (x86_64) I'm currently uploading it, it should be replicated on the mirrors soon after I finish. I will also create a LiveCD for Fedora 16/i386. Reminder to all developers: Fedora 16 does not provide HAL at all anymore, so I had to recompile the Fedora 15 version on Fedora 16. I assume HAL will be removed from all distributions soon. Note to Tim: can you please enable replication of the "f16" directory on my home site, and add the installation instructions for Fedora 16 ? (it's a copy/paste from Fedora 15, with just the number 15 changed to 16) Have fun with Trinity :) Francois Andriot