Moritz Barsnick

(It usually helps if you post the actual build error.) It still works for me with the most modern Linux build environments, on archs including ppc64le, s390x, aarch64. But riscv64 support isn't yet in those files. Anyway, can you not just recreate those files yourself using autoreconf -fiv? That works fine for me, albeit with a ton of warnings, mostly about outdated syntax. Note that this project hasn't been maintained since 2007, so don't expect any updates.

Thank you, looking forward to this! (I actually forgot to look at the existing prereleases, will do so now.)

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Thanks so much! (No Travis experience yet, sorry.) Seems to work fine so far. Fedora builds in progess right here: https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/barsnick/non-fed/package/pdfbooklet/ Current SPEC and applied patches here: https://copr-dist-git.fedorainfracloud.org/cgit/barsnick/non-fed/pdfbooklet.git/tree/

Hi, where can I find the source code for 3.1.0? In the files section, there's no tar.gz or similar, and Github seems out of date (last updated in May, well before 3.0.6). Furthermore (only slightly related, but I want to build for Linux), the 3.1.0 readme.txt says: "December 5th, 2018 [...] The rpm and deb files should come soon." When is "soon"? ;-) Thanks, Moritz

Hi, where can I find the source code for 3.1.0? In the files section, there's no tar.gz or similar, and Github seems out of date (last updated in May, well before 3.0.6). Furthermore (only slightly related, but I want to build for Linux), the 3.1.0 readme.txt says: "December 5th, 2018 [...] The rpm and deb files should come soon." When is "soon"? ;-)

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