Spec URL: <http://mib.pianetalinux.org/MIB/2010.2/64/basic/xoscope-2.0-69.1mib2010.2.x86_64.rpm> SRPM URL: <srpm info here> Description: <a clean powerful 64bit osciloscope for linux> Fedora Account System Username: brianhurren
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Hi, I have been using xoscope since fedora 8 and I have found it to be excellent when used with sound card. I have found a 64bit x86 version of it already packaged as an RPM (how conveniant) i have installed it on fedora18. the rpm was for a different distro of Linux. (see link above). xoscope is an 8 channel fully functional oscilloscope that can sample from you sound card. it works with alsa. it is in my technical opinion one of the best oscilloscopes out there for Linux and it really should be included with fedora extras and included in the fedora electronics spin. it can sample all the way up tp 44000 khz after installation it required two extra steps first yum install alsa-oss and then modprobe snd_pcm_oss and then it works fine.
Great to hear. Fedora Extras doesn't exist anymore for quite some time. If you want to package it, read what Eduardo posted. Otherwise, please don't open a review request. The finished RPM is not useful at all.
For the record, here is the link to the corresponding SRPM, which needs work: http://mib.pianetalinux.org/MIB/2010.2/srpms/xoscope-2.0-69.1mib2010.2.src.rpm
and the spec?
Susi, the package is currently in no shape to be included in Fedora. I linked to the SRPM so that any Fedora contributor wishing to work on it could start from it instead of from scratch. Brian, have you read the URL in post #2 and are you interested in becoming a Fedora packager?
No response for 7 days. Closing.
Dead upstream for 5 years. And it bundles lots of external libs.