Basil,
If you refer to packages in in the official Ubuntu repositories, well you won't
find any. That is why I made the PPA in first place.
Regarding cinelerra.org, I don't really know what is in the official website
other than links to various sources. All I know is that the PPA offers builds
with the current version of the source for git (with patches of 09/24/2012). In
fact these binaries were compiled on the 10/10/2012.
Now, you may have a source that is newer than the official git in
cinelerra.org. All I know is that the last update on it was on 09/24. The next
time an the git tree is update, you will find a new build for Ubuntu in the
PPA. This obviously doesn't prevent people from compiling their own packages.
Regards,
Nicola
From: blchu...@iinet.net.au
To: cinelerra@skolelinux.no
Subject: Re: [CinCV] Cinelerra vs Cinelerra-CV
Date: Tue, 6 Nov 2012 15:20:16 +1100
On 06/11/12 03:03, Nicola Ferralis
wrote:
BC
Once again, the current cinelerra PPA is compiled from source
(CV) for Ubuntu, in fact it is for pretty much every recent
release. The current binaries are based on the codebase 2.2 with
the recent patches. I am not sure why you keep saying that CV is
not compiled from source for CV.
I have no interest nor motivation to make another ppa for the
HW, maybe someone else can take that task. When time will allow
me, I will try to modify the package names to reflect that what
is in the PPA really is cinelerra-cv.
NF
Ummm, what would you compile it from other than the source? :-)
I looked at this-
http://cinelerra.org/getting_cinelerra.php
which shows that Cinelerra CV has not been compiled for Ubuntu for
quite some time - but I got my copy updated only a few hours ago
with the latest update release made available only some 4 hours ago
(at the time of writing this).
BC
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