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SILE is now included in Fedora Linux
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I haven't reviewed my own work yet, but I'll dedup whatever I had in #1936 with this when I merge... Thanks again for the work on packaging. I'll try to help out with the Rusty bump for v0.15 when I get a chance too. |
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Ah, I forgot #1936 |
Omikhleia
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| A [COPR][copr] repository is available for Fedora users with packages of SILE and all the necessary dependencies. | ||
| Fedora 38 and later are supported. | ||
| There is work in progress to get the packages added to the official Fedora repository. | ||
| Fedora Linux have SILE in their official Fedora repository. To install run: |
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Plural is weird. Was "Fedora Linux users" intended (from the previous wording)?
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SILE is now included in Fedora Linux