Downloading envoy for linux
Looking to download the envoy proxy? Try here – but note it needs glibc 2.18, so no Centos 7.
Looking to download the envoy proxy? Try here – but note it needs glibc 2.18, so no Centos 7.
You can use a –define rpmbuild –define “debug_package %{nil}” -ba SPECS/original.spec
This is for the console only (no graphical xwindows) version. Installs into /opt/emacs253 so can run side-by-side with system emacs. # Download emacs tarball & untar ./configure –prefix=/opt/emacs253 –with-gif=no –with-tiff=no –with-x-toolkit=no \ –with-xpm=no –with-jpeg=no –with-png=no # install any dependencies & build make make DESTDIR=/tmp/emacs install # Install fpm (gem install fpm) to build package fpm …
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Package from the COPR didn’t work for me due to outdated dependencies, so I’ve modified the SPEC file it’s based on. To create RPM: Download SPEC file (above) Follow “Preparing your system to create RPM packages” Download pipenv-11.1.3.tar.gz Run fedpkg –release f27 local Note: I’ve only created python 3 package.
The equivalent to install the dependencies is: dnf install texinfo libjpeg-devel libtiff-devel giflib-devel libXpm-devel gtk3-devel \ gnutls-devel ncurses-devel libxml2-devel
The apt-fast script I have created is a little shellscript that increases the speed of apt-get by many times. You need to have the axel download accelerator installed, which is a simple, short process, but everything else is extremely straight forward. I started out downloading the upgrades for Kubuntu, at 32kb/s. Not terrible, but not …
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