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If you want to use Copr repos, then you want to use dnf as well
It has never been easier to use a Copr repository with the Copr plugin for dnf.
To enable a copr repo on your local host you just need to run:
dnf copr enable bkabrda/python-3.4 fedora-20-x86_64
And if you ain't sure what repo to enable just try
dnf copr search rust
Once the repository is enabled, it is also available to the other yum/rpm based tools, like yum and pkcon.
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Mozilla's precompiled Rust for Fedora
It is still not easy to package rust for Fedora in the intended way, which includes using Fedora's llvm and libuv.
A much easier way which I now chose is to use the official rust binaries and wrap them in an rpm. This can then be build in Copr.
The rust-binary package includes the official release. The same method can also be used to create a rust-nightly-binary which could deliver the precompiled rust nightlies.
Now it's easy to enjoy rust on Fedora - especially with the lately discovered Rust By Example.
To get started you just need to run:
# We are using dnf's copr plugin, because it is - easy! $ pkcon install dnf dnf-plugins-core # Enable copr repo $ sudo dnf copr enable fabiand/rust-binary # Install rust-binary $ pkcon refresh $ pkcon install rust-binary $ rustc --version rustc 0.11.0 (aa1163b92de7717eb7c5eba002b4012e0574a7fe 2014-06-27 12:50:16 -0700)
Please note that the rpm only includes rustc and rustdoc, not cargo, rust's upcoming package manager.
yum, dnf - their common frontend: pkcon
pkcon - the commandline client for packagekit is actually quite nice.
# To search for a keyword $ pkcon search details opencl # To enable updates-testing $ pkcon repo-enable updates-testing # To install a package $ pkcon install -y clpeak # To see available commands: $ pkcon
What I like about it is, that it is fast. But maybe this is because of yum-cron.
Once PackageKit (and PackageKit-browser-plugin) is installed it also allows fancy things like this (you should see an in-browser field to install a package locally):
Read more about this feature here.
