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Name: arduino-mk | ||
Version: 1.3.4 | ||
Version: 1.5 | ||
Release: 1%{dist} | ||
Summary: Program your Arduino from the command line | ||
Packager: Simon John <[email protected]> | ||
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@sudar - Fedora/Debian packages here
Tested on Fedora 20/1.0.5, Raspbian Wheezy/1.0.1 and Debian Jessie/1.6.3
After the Jessie release we'll have to send to ScottH @maqifrnswa
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@sej7278 Thanks for all the hard work in getting this release out :)
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Its been a big release hasn't it - 133 commits (1616 insertions, 205 deletions) from 16 contributors in 270 days!
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@maqifrnswa yes i don't envy you trying to package ide 1.6, especially with all the new jssc and java8 cruft. luckily it doesn't depend on avr-gcc 4.9 or we'd really be in trouble.
p.s. note that we don't support the arm sam stuff yet, mainly because the toolchain hasn't stabilised and we don't have any sam boards to test with.
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well the way 1.6 is going its possibly easiest just to let the users download the sam toolkit to their home directories with the ide, no way you can package that anyway.
if the licensing issue includes sam libraries it'll be more difficult.