Announcing the Octopodial Chrome Yum Repository
I have packaged many Common Lisp packages for Fedora 11. Furthermore, I
have set up a Yum repository to make it very easy to install Common Lisp
packages. All you need to do is
grab the
repository RPM and install it. If using Firefox then Package Kit
should open automatically; if using a command line you can install
with:
rpm -ivh octopodial-chrome-11-1.fc11.noarch.rpm
From then on you can install new software as normal,
using yum on the command line, Add/Remove
Software
in the GUI or whatever your normal install method is.
The following software packages are currently available:
- cl-alexandria
- Public domain utilities for Common Lisp
- cl-babel
- Charset encoding/decoding library for Common Lisp
- cl-base64
- RFC 1521 base64 library for Common Lisp
- cl-bordeaux-threads
- A portable multithreading library for Common Lisp
- cl-cffi
- Common Foreign Function Interface for Common Lisp
- cl-chunga
- Portable chunked streams for Common Lisp
- cl-fad
- Unification layer atop Common Lisp’s pathname functions
- cl-flexi-streams
- "Virtual" bivalent streams that can be layered atop real binary
or
- cl-flexichain
- Common Lisp library for editable sequences
- cl-hunchentoot
- A web server written in Common Lisp
- cl-ironclad
- Cryptography library for Common Lisp supporting many cyphers,
- cl-mcclim
- Common Lisp Interface Manager, a protable GUI for Lisp
- cl-md5
- Simple MD5 library for Common Lisp
- cl-parse-number
- Simple library to parse numbers from strings
- cl-ppcre
- Portable Perl-compatible regular expressions for Common Lisp
- cl-rfc2388
- RFC 1521 rfc2388 library for Common Lisp
- cl-spatial-trees
- Common Lisp Interface Manager, a protable GUI for Lisp
- cl-split-sequence
- Simple library to split a sequence on some delimiter
- cl-sql-backend-postgresql
- PostgreSQL for CLSQL, a Common Lisp SQL interface
- cl-sql-common
- Common files for CLSQL, a Common Lisp SQL interface
- cl-ssl
- Common Lisp interface to OpenSSL
- cl-swank
- SLIME Lisp-side server
- cl-trivial-features
- Ensuring consistent FEATURES across Common Lisp implementations
- cl-trivial-gray-streams
- Extremely thin compatibility library for gray streams
- cl-usocket
- A portable TCP/IP (and later on maybe UDP) socket interface for
- cl-who
- Common Lisp HTML markup library
- cl-x
- X11 interface for Common Lisp
- emacs-common-slime
- Superior Lisp Interaction Mode for Emacs
- emacs-slime
- Compiled elisp files to run slime under GNU Emacs
- emacs-slime-el
- Elisp source files for slime under GNU Emacs
- xemacs-slime
- Compiled elisp files to run slime under XEmacs
- xemacs-slime-el
- Elisp source files for slime under XEmacs
Please pass this information on to anyone who uses Common Lisp on
Fedora.
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