Since I lost the ability to make builds at work (the powers that be tightened up the proxy servers - I can't do cvs over http proxy any more), I've had to start building at home again. And in doing so, I though how nice it would be to have nightly RPMs. So, I grabbed the 0.7 SRPM from Fedora Stable and had a look at the spec file. Seemed easy enough to convert it to make nightlies.
The build details are basically the same as Fedora's: XFT, GTK2, MathML, Xinerama all enabled. Standard -O2 -g -pipe -march=i386 -mcpu=i686 optimization. It also has the Fedora patch for 'less annoying default plugin'.
If you want to give them a try, they'll be available here (also mirrored at pryan's site). If you're interested, the spec file is also available.
Nightly RPMs (Fedora)
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Re: Nightly RPMs (Fedora)
iarnell wrote:Since I lost the ability to make builds at work (the powers that be tightened up the proxy servers - I can't do cvs over http proxy any more)
If you still want to build at work, you can get nighly source snapshots for thunderbird and firebird at http://matrix.netsoc.tcd.ie/~maxhead/mozilla-source/
I only have space to store a few days worth of tarballs though...
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