I am working on the builds for Fedora 19. I have the x86_64 machine built, need to do the i686 and get the packages going. I want to have them done by Tuesday July 9th. I will update this post when it is complete.

Update: Mon Jul  8 16:07:05 CDT 2013

I just finished the builds for Fedora 19 x86_64. I will do the i686 builds tomorrow. Please those that have x86_64 machines try out the build and let me know if you have any issues.

Update: Tue Jul  9 21:57:37 CDT 2013

The i686 build is done and on the server. You can update and let me know if you have issues.

Update: Wed Jul 10 07:43:44 CDT 2013

I forgot to build Terminology. So that has been added. Also i don't have a repo rpm for Fedora19, so use

http://www.edmann.com/Enlightenment/repo/Fedora/18/enlightenment-repo-0.0.4-1.fc18.noarch.rpm

for now.

Update: Fri Jul 12 14:23:18 CDT 2013

It was mentioned in the comments that i had forgotten a few packages. So i just built and uploaded python-elementary, econnman, and connman-1.15. Please give them a try and keep the feedback comming.

I just finished the builds for Enlightenment 0.17.3 and EFL 1.7.7. I keep getting the pop-up telling me that there was a newer version of Enlightenment out, so that was my reminder to do the builds this weekend. I hope i didn't miss anything this time. Everything has been rebuilt and i also added in a new e_module slideshow. (This was a request from a person that uses my repo. So if you want something from Enlightenment that i don't have just ask for it. I will do my best to get it built and added to the repo.)

I know i said the last built would be the final one for Fedora 17, however 1.7.7 came out before i upgraded so i have one more build for the x86_64 version of Fedora 17.  And i have not yet configured a virtual machine to do the Fedora 19 builds. Maybe before the next release i will get that done.

Sorry this build took a week, i have been sick all week and not feeling like putting in extra hours after work. However i am feeling much better. I think i have everything uploaded and correct this time. I am sure i will hear if i am missing anything.

I also built  connman-1.14 for this release as well.

Off Topic

Well now i am off to work on the Android app for the accounting software i have been developing. I hope to get something done with it this weekend. However the day is getting late and i have some things outside i want to get done. I will post some screen-shots of my app. Not sure if anyone would be interested in it. I should put it in a different post, so with that said i will stop talking about it.

Enjoy!

Sorry this one took longer, however it's up on the repo. This is the 0.17.2.1 Enlightenment release and the 1.7.6x of EFL. I have not tested this build, i am going to pull it down to my local machines and see how it goes. I built new Python bindings and all the modules that i had before. I hope i didn't miss any. If so let me know in the comments.

Note

This will be my final build of for Fedora 17. I am planning on upgrading my machine to either 18 or 19 here soon. Yes 19 is not out yet, but the alpha is so i know a release might happen before i get my machine updated. Also i need to purchase a new laptop. Anyway enjoy the build and let me know if you have issues.

UPDATE: Fri May 10 16:41:27 CDT 2013

So i forgot to build enlightenment 0.17.2.1 and then when i did i uploaded it and forgot to update the repo database. Well that has been done. You might need to run a yum clean all. Well "all" is what i have run. I am sure someone will comment to let me know exactly which option i should give yum clean. I hear that the 1.7.7 libs will be out soon. So maybe this weekend i will have a working and good build system.

UPDATE: Sat May  4 08:59:17 CDT 2013

It was reported that eina-1.7.6 was missing. This i found was only for the Fedora 18 x86_64 release. I have fixed that and uploaded the rpm. Hopefully for this release we don't have any more issues.

UPDATE: Mon Apr 29 20:13:39 CDT 2013

I have fixed connman so that it does not Obsolete NetworkManager. Also Macfly reported an issues with eeze. I have fixed that package and uploaded a new version. Enjoy the Enlightenment goodness. Also this is the last version for Fedora 17. I will be doing only Fedora 18 and 19 from now on. I might put 19 up for the 1.7.6 EFL release. I will see how much time i get to devote to the build.

UPDATE: Mon Apr 29 07:25:53 CDT 2013

I am going to rebuild connman and not obsolete NetworkManager. It will cause issues when you try and update. I am sorry about this unforeseen side effect. I will have the rebuilt package up tonight.

Some code i wrote to do git export like svn export.

#!/bin/bash
######################################################################
# Simple script that will export a git version similar to svn export #
# Created 07/18/2012 by Edward Mann edmann.com                       #
######################################################################
GIT=`which git`
TAR=`which tar`
######################################################################
# Don't change the below, unless you know what you are doing.        #
######################################################################
REMOTE=$1
TREE=$2
DIR=$3

RED='\e[1;31m'
BLUE='\e[1;34m'

#
# Check that our git executable is present and
# also that we have a good tar executable
#
checkSetup() {
    echo -e "${BLUE}Checking setup..."
    if [ ! -x ${GIT} ];
        then
            echo -e "${RED}The path i have set for the git executables is either wrong or not executable!"
            exit 1
    fi
    
    if [ ! -x ${TAR} ]
        then
            echo -e "${RED}The path i have set for the tar executables is either wrong or not executable!"
            exit 1
    fi
if [ "${REMOTE}" == "" ] || [ "${TREE}" == "" ] || [ "${DIR}" == "" ];
then    
    showUsage
    exit 1
fi
    
}
showUsage(){
    echo "Usage:"
    echo "git-export <repo> <tree> <dir>"
    echo "<repo>: Source to create export from."
    echo "<tree>: The tree or commit to produce an export for."
    echo "<dir>: The directory to store the export into."
}
#
# Check that our directory does not exist. I don't want to remove the directory or overwrite the
# directory. This will hopefully prevent someone from destroying a directory acidentally.
#
checkDir(){
    if [ -d ${DIR} ]
        then
            echo -e "${RED}The directory '${DIR}' exists, please remove the directory first."
            exit 1
        else
            echo -e "${BLUE}Creating directory '${DIR}'..."
            mkdir ${DIR}
        fi
}
doExport(){
    echo -e "${BLUE}Running Export..."
    `${GIT} archive --format=tar --remote=${REMOTE} ${TREE} | (cd ${DIR} && ${TAR} -xf -)`
}
    checkSetup
    checkDir
    doExport