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Re: What Operating System do U++ users work with? [message #34669 is a reply to message #34668] Sun, 04 December 2011 21:00 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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lectus wrote on Sun, 04 December 2011 19:38

Interesting. I've been wanting to try Fedora 16, but didn't find any suitable U++ rpm packages. How did you install it?
There is a spec file in svn... I guess that with some minimal tweaking you could use it to build rpm package on your fedora. Or you can always compile it from source code, the old way Smile (Ask in separate thread, if you are feeling adventurous Wink )

lectus wrote on Sun, 04 December 2011 19:38

Also, how do you build it under wine? You just download U++ for Windows and Mingw and it works in wine?

If I get wine to work this well I might dump Windows completely. Very Happy

Yes, it works just like that Smile I use it this way in Arch Linux too. Also, with a bit of research and tweaking, it should be possible to use mingw to cross-compile directly from the linux version of theide... but most people use the first method, it is just easier Smile

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