Closed porkloin closed 3 weeks ago
I'll add it, but you can just use the older rpm for now as it will work fine in 99% of cases
Yeah sorry I forgot to add that when I opened the issue, but I was able to install the F40 rpm totally fine, works great on my ublue-based machine with downloading the rpm directly and then running rpm-ostree install {lact-f40path}
. There's just mirrors built in to F41 that are trying to fetch an F41 build if I try to install via rpm-ostree install lact
and failing. I assume the same would be true for dnf install lact
on mutable/standard fedora images.
dnf/rpm-ostree install lact
won't work regardless since the package isn't published in any repo, you always have to install it from a local file.
dnf/rpm-ostree install lact
won't work regardless since the package isn't published in any repo, you always have to install it from a local file.
Any interest in getting this into a copr repo? Would be huge for this purpose, and prevent the need to do updates like this since copr can fork for Fedora releases. Happy to help with that effort.
Any interest in getting this into a copr repo?
If someone is willing to maintain it, then this would be great. It would be ideal if we could get LACT into Fedora repositories proper or into RPM fusion, but I'm not sure what the process for that is.
Fedora 41 is out now, is it possible to get an F41 tagged release?