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The original synergy - http://synergy2.sf.net - and synergy+ - http://code.google.com/p/synergy-plus/ - have merged back to synergy, but now at http://synergy-foss.org/ Is there work going on to update the fedora packages and release the new upstream version(s)? They're currently at 1.3.6?
Created attachment 479429 [details] An updated spec file for synergy, based on synergy-plus-1.3.4-6 I haven't updated the description section.
Created attachment 479430 [details] A patch to add install targets for synergy binaries in CMake
In an effort to be helpful, I've attached a patch and an updated spec file which might save some time... -Rich
I've started working on an updated spec file, using your changes as a starting point, but : * The http://synergy-foss.org/ seems down at the moment. Not critical, but I wanted to check the online doc and update the %description based on the content. * There doesn't seem to be a way to automatically un-retire a package (the "synergy" on in this case), so I've opened a trac ticket for the Release Engineering team : https://fedorahosted.org/rel-eng/ticket/4810
Any update on this? I notice 1.4.x is due out in a month or so and I see there's been a successful build of 1.3.7 for el6 on koji... Anything I can do to help?
Well, since synergy had been obsoleted in most branches, I needs to be re-reviewed, and no one has picked up that review yet. It's bug #722843 if you know anyone interested in reviewing it.
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