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Andrew Savinykh
Andrew Savinykh
00:17
Those are missing from CentOs comparing to our Fedora install: gist.github.com/AndrewSav/ff787a2b7d7191bc62326c4a9c6dff65
 
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mınxomaτ
mınxomaτ
05:44
@AndrewSavinykh Most of these are not missing, they are just in different repos. E.g. to enable haskell-platform, you need the EPEL repo: support.rackspace.com/how-to/…
After that the package becomes available.
mınxomaτ
mınxomaτ
06:21
Heh, I rust setup a new CentOS box and got a few dozen brute force attempts in the first few minutes on SSH alone.
ATaco
ATaco
06:38
@Dennis can you do an RProgN 2 pull please?
 
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mınxomaτ
mınxomaτ
08:16
@AndrewSavinykh This is how far I got: gist.github.com/turbo/68a5f46c5ff5e24e5a8fa9f98c5f4267
Andrew Savinykh
Andrew Savinykh
@mınxomaτ thank you
I think Dennis wants to get away from installing haskell-platform from a repo as it's lags behind too much, so it most likely will be a download
mınxomaτ
mınxomaτ
EPEL is just used to align CentOS to Fedora, it's not specific to haskell. It's still required for most of the other packages.
Andrew Savinykh
Andrew Savinykh
and of course both octave and julia are expected to work ;) but I think we will work through these in time. Installing julia from a download should not be difficult
mınxomaτ
mınxomaτ
Yeah. Rebuilding allegro also works.
Andrew Savinykh
Andrew Savinykh
allegro is used by emojicode
mınxomaτ
mınxomaτ
08:21
dash has to be pulled from a pre-7 rpm, because it's deprecated
Also if you build julia from source, you don't need to install dnf. The stable dnf doesn't support copr (hence the added repo for *EL7 dnf).
 
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Fatalize
Fatalize
09:32
@Dennis Can you please pull Brachylog?
 
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Andrew Savinykh
Andrew Savinykh
10:41
@mınxomaτ python3 is in IUS
mınxomaτ
mınxomaτ
I wrote unknown because I didn't have time to test it. You can leave a comment and we can track this on the gist.
Or somewhere more appropriate.
Andrew Savinykh
Andrew Savinykh
Yeah, I'm experimenting on the centos7 branch
github.com/TryItOnline/TioSetup/commits/centos7
 
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Andrew Savinykh
Andrew Savinykh
12:05
octave too old :(
need octave 4
repo has 3
mınxomaτ
mınxomaτ
@AndrewSavinykh Repo is ancient. Octave says compile from source for CentOS: wiki.octave.org/Octave_for_Red_Hat_Linux_systems#CentOS
Andrew Savinykh
Andrew Savinykh
12:25
it take age to compile stuff from sources
so when there is another option, I'd opt for it ;)
mınxomaτ
mınxomaτ
There is. Package the new version :P
 
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Dennis
Dennis
13:54
@ATaco Done.
@Fatalize Done.
@AndrewSavinykh The Julia from the repo is only used by Beeswax. I don't think switching to the Julia 5 executable in /opt would break anything.
Fatalize
Fatalize
Thanks!
 
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Okx
Okx
20:15
Hey @Dennis beeswax programs don't seem to work on TIO, I get this error

WARNING: readbytes is deprecated, use read instead.
in depwarn(::String, ::Symbol) at ./deprecated.jl:64
in readbytes(::IOStream, ::Vararg{IOStream,N}) at ./deprecated.jl:30
in open(::Base.#readbytes, ::String) at ./iostream.jl:113
in include_from_node1(::String) at ./loading.jl:488
in process_options(::Base.JLOptions) at ./client.jl:262
in _start() at ./client.jl:318
while loading /opt/beeswax/bin/beeswax, in expression starting on line 4
Dennis
Dennis
20:49
@Okx Should work now. Make sure you disable the cache when you try again.
Okx
Okx
20:59
thanks
Thanks @Dennis, I just managed to win Hack into a Lottery using Beeswax in 3 bytes ;)
Dennis
Dennis
Neat!
mınxomaτ
mınxomaτ
22:06
@Dennis You don't realize the complex pun you just made.
Dennis
Dennis
You're right, I don't.
mınxomaτ
mınxomaτ
@Dennis hint
Dennis
Dennis
heh
That would have taken some time without the hint... ;)
 
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Chance
Chance
23:46
@Dennis Is this a good fit for Tio? It intrepets a bunch of BF derivitives. Somone used one in the big Polyglot, so it'sd be nice if add to the Tio test harness. gitlab.com/PoroCYon/bfc/tree/master

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