Add a spec file to create RPM packages of cool-old-term.
Verified to work with both Fedora 20 and openSUSE Factory. Support for other RPM-based distros (Mageia comes to mind) is as easy as adding additional (Build)Requires conditions.
Add a spec file to create RPM packages of cool-old-term.
Verified to work with both Fedora 20 and openSUSE Factory. Support for other RPM-based distros (Mageia comes to mind) is as easy as adding additional (Build)Requires conditions.
Thank you very much. That's good for popularity! But could you please put it into a folder called distro-specific (if you have a better name is fine :D ) to avoid distro files in the root directory please?
Thank you very much. That's good for popularity! But could you please put it into a folder called distro-specific (if you have a better name is fine :D ) to avoid distro files in the root directory please?
Approved. Packaging is better. You know, I'm just a Linux geek who wants to use words like "distro" everywhere ( that's why I renamed your commit message :D ).
Thank you for your contribution!
Approved. Packaging is better. You know, I'm just a Linux geek who wants to use words like "distro" everywhere ( that's why I renamed your commit message :D ).
Thank you for your contribution!
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Add a spec file to create RPM packages of cool-old-term.
Verified to work with both Fedora 20 and openSUSE Factory. Support for other RPM-based distros (Mageia comes to mind) is as easy as adding additional (Build)Requires conditions.
Wow, this looks awesome.
The more distros get support for
cool-old-termthe better, methinks!Thank you very much. That's good for popularity! But could you please put it into a folder called distro-specific (if you have a better name is fine :D ) to avoid distro files in the root directory please?
Better?
Distro sounds a bit Linux-specific but similar packaging files for Windows are probably welcome as well, I guess :D.
Approved. Packaging is better. You know, I'm just a Linux geek who wants to use words like "distro" everywhere ( that's why I renamed your commit message :D ).
Thank you for your contribution!