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Hi all.

I tried to add the Mana+ repository with http://download.opensuse.org/repositori ... :4144.repo, but this directory does not seem to exist yet. Can I use Fedora 17's repository until it will be created ?

Lota wrote:Hi all.

I tried to add the Mana+ repository with http://download.opensuse.org/repositori ... :4144.repo, but this directory does not seem to exist yet. Can I use Fedora 17's repository until it will be created ?

Build server for now not support Fedora 18
Yes you can try use Fedora 17 repository, possible it can work.

... it doesn't. I will use TheManaWorld client then.

For the Mana client there is a "tmw" package inside of the Fedora repos which should work.

But I did a SRPM for manaplus for you.

Download link: http://ablu.fedorapeople.org/manaplus-1 ... -0.src.rpm

Build it with Then install the rpm from ~/rpmbuild/RPMs

Regards
Ablu

EDIT: SORRY. I packed a old version. I was taking the version from games:manaplus. But 4144 home seems to be more updated.

EDIT2: Repackaged latest version and updated link.

OBS now supports Fedora 18.

Ablu wrote:OBS now supports Fedora 18.

Thanks,

ManaPlus for Fefora 18 ready https://build.opensuse.org/package/bina ... =Fedora_18

The game has been installable in Fedora-land for a while now: You can get the manaplus client with Cheers!

in newer fedora versions the tmw package will simply depend on manaplus. So no need to install it seperatly then

Ablu wrote:in newer fedora versions the tmw package will simply depend on manaplus. So no need to install it seperatly then

I hope that you mean that manaplus will depend on tmw. It seems silly that they would assume that every tmw installer would want manaplus with it.

na. tmw on manaplus. a tmw branding package without client makes no sense. So tmw pulls in manaplus as default client. I actually retired the mana client in order to make room for our new client. And since that one will (at least for now) only support the mana server (manaserv). So we need manaplus to replace mana for Fedora.

I follow. Makes sense.