I'm not familiar with CMake or Fedora, but I do know how Debian packages work. It sounds like a difference of opinion between the upstream (FluidSynth) and distro (Fedora) -- these sort of differences happen all the time. In Debian, there is a system in place for maintaining patches against the upstream.
There are often legitimate reasons for these differences (for instance, the upstream legitimately wants to install to /usr/local/lib and the distro legitimately wants to install to /usr/lib). So does Fedora / RPM have anything in place where the distro could maintain an altered CMake file for their purposes, without requiring the changes be pushed upstream into the FluidSynth repository? _______________________________________________ fluid-dev mailing list fluid-dev@nongnu.org https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/fluid-dev
