Re: [orca-list] Which distribution would you recommend to test orca master?

[Storm Dragon <stormdragon2976 gmail com>]

Hi,
I would recommend Arch too, except, the orca-git package doesn't seem to work. If it did, testing the latest 
orca would be a matter of packer -S orca-git.
Maybe the PKGBUILD will be fixed soon. I'd like to test the latest changes with XFCE which is what I run on 
this computer. So it's kinda important that it doesn't break lol.
Thanks
Storm
On Sun, Nov 03, 2013 at 08:43:30AM -0500, Kyle wrote:
> According to Krishnakant Mane:
> # If you can handle the installation, arch is the best solution.
>
> Big +1 for Arch. Fedora would be my second choice, but you will need a
> pre-release build to get the latest GNOME for now. Fedora 20 isn't due
> out until next month I think. The Fedora installer is much easier to get
> through than the Arch installer though.
> ~Kyle
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