Oh. I forgot to reply to all and a few other things, 1) When adding Arch core etc repos I had manually to add the arch x86 and i386 it only showed arm. 2) unity already builds fine for Factory and 12.2, if you want to break your system you can install it ( even I didn't try it yet :D ) Regards, Damian 2012/8/24 Damian Ivanov <damianatorrpm@gmail.com>:

Hello Adrian,

Thank you, YMMD (even it's still early though).

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Since fedora updates are not static repos and our download on demand feature is not supporting non-static repositories atm, I do not want to add these repos, because I would need always manually to update it. Thanks!! I was looking for an explanation but I could't find anywhere. I would anyway like to come back to SuSE (user since 9.0), but am bound to Fedora until openSUSE 12.3 (I guess 12.3, I need the automatic multiseat support using loginctl/systemd) which would be only possible with removing sysvinit, which I fully understand you don't want for 12.2

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If it is just one or two packages you need, I can once import them manually though. Yes. They are just one or two packages, I can remember just xulrunner right now needed by https://build.opensuse.org/package/files?package=globalmenu-extension&project=GNOME%3AAyatana but we had also some other packages, we will have a look.

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It should be active already on build.opensuse.org. It is complete, but officially still experimental and not yet released :) Great. Did not know that and could not find out!

Best regards, Damian

2012/8/24 Adrian Schröter <adrian@suse.de>:

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Am Donnerstag, 23. August 2012, 13:24:15 schrieb Damian Ivanov: ...

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Dear guys from OBS, dear Adrian: I would ask you for a favor: Could you please make it possible that we can add Fedora Updates and Fedora Update-testing repo (if Fedora Rawhide would be supported too, that would be brilliant) , we really need this (at the moment we use some ugly hacks having rpms from fedora updates in our source in OBS, which puts load on your servers and we can spend less time on the openSUSE port of unity)

Since fedora updates are not static repos and our download on demand feature is not supporting non-static repositories atm, I do not want to add these repos, because I would need always manually to update it.

If it is just one or two packages you need, I can once import them manually though.

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Also please drop me a private message too (in case I am not on the mailing list) when the OBS arch backend is arrived.

It should be active already on build.opensuse.org. It is complete, but officially still experimental and not yet released :)

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Xiao-Long Chen is also the maintainer of the successful port of unity to arch (though he moved to Fedora as main distro) and we'd love to just add the PKGBUILD files to the packages in GNOME:Ayatana and these packages would provide unity for SuSE, Fedora and Arch!

Try it and tell ...

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If someone wants to join us for a port of unity to other OBS supported architectures feel free to contact us.

Cheers, Damian

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