Posts tagged "fedora":
Building Lucas Chess on Fedora
Building Lucas Chess from source on Fedora 35+ is fairly straightforward, but requires a couple of minor tweaks. The sources themselves, not the binaries, can be found on github; the linux binaries are built using Docker for Debian, but most of the dependencies are present in the Fedora repositories.
...Setting up optimized ATLAS libraries for development on Fedora 17
Fedora 17 (Beefy Miracle) provides optimized BLAS and LAPACK libraries using ATLAS. ATLAS libraries should be tuned to the machine on which they are used. However, as Fedora supports a wide variety of hardware with the same x8664 binaries, a more complex mechanism is needed for enabling optimized ATLAS libraries. The scheme consists of installing two ATLAS packages:
...Using udev to configure Fedora multi-seat automatically
When using a multi-seat configuration on Fedora 17, we need a method to automatically assign devices to seats. The simplest method is to use udev as explained rather tersely in the multiseat documentation. Following the setup in multi-seat configuration on Fedora 17, this article provides an example of setting up the correct udev rules.
...Simple multiseat setup on Fedora 17
Fedora 17 (Beefy Miracle) adds rudimentary support for multi-seat configurations. However, documentation on setting up multi-seat configurations is rather sparse. The following guide should get you started. This guide assumes that you are comfortable working on the command line and that you know how to change init levels.
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