On Fri, 29 Mar 2013, Brian Hinz wrote:
I started down the path of creating an EPEL branch for EL5, but the policies
regarding duplication of system libraries make it
virtually impossible to build an EL5 package that complies with FESCo rules. I
gave up on the idea of an EL5 branch for EPEL
when I was told that I would have to backport the code to make it work with the
legacy system libraries. I'd still be willing
to maintain that RPM and provide it via TigerVNC's download page (assuming
that's OK with the other devs). The build is based
on DRC's build script so the resulting binaries could also be packaged as a
tarball and would likely function on other distros.
Thanks for your work on this.
The Xvnc and vncviewer that we ship in ThinLinc are known to work on a
wide range of distributions. We have thought of using the same system for
doing nightly builds of he upstream TigerVNC source as well, but
unfortunately we haven't been able to find time for this yet.
Pierre is working on the keyboard handling (XKB), but as soon as this work
is complete, we can create a 1.3 beta.
Rgds,
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