Issues that prevent docky from being supported in Fedora

Asked by vamega

Hi.

I use fedora for quite a bit of my work and I was wondering what are the issues that prevent Docky from Functioning in Fedora. I know that it's something to do with incorrect implementations of the FreeDesktop standards, and something to do with sub-par mono support, but I'd like to get some specifics if someone would provide me with them.

Thanks.

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Chris S. (cszikszoy) said :
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Most of the reason why we don't support fedora is because none of the developers use fedora. The other reasons are those which you already stated. I don't use fedora, though I have made a fedora VM, and have gotten docky to compile on fedora in the past. I think you should just try to install docky on fedora and see what happens. If something doesn't work on fedora I'm not opposed to fixing it. It's just a little hard because I don't have fedora installed on any of my machines.

There are fedora instructions on our wiki: http://wiki.go-docky.com/index.php?title=Installing#Fedora but I think it's been at least 6 months since I've tried to build docky on fedora. Let me know what troubles you have on fedora.

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vamega (vamega) said :
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Thanks Isaac Fischer, that solved my question.