Thanks to a new tool, Fedora Copr, anyone is now able to build and make available for the world any package.

So i decided to make packages of Dianara and Pumpa, two clients for pump.io that i'm sure you already know.

Why did you package both?
Because they complete each other! In my humble opinion of course! :-)

Here you can find all the repositories installers (one per client and per fedora's version). I also made a little "how to" for installing and for getting started with them.

For each client i made the "stable" release packages (named dianara or pumpa), the official releases, and the "development" packages (dianara-dev or pumpa-dev) that are a git snapshot i make from time to time (my aim is one build for each day that someone commits to the git repos).

Issues
At the moment, packages aren't signed. This is because Copr is still in development but they have this issue into their todo list, so i'm sure they will fix it soon. On the repository page i explained how to install the packages also if they aren't signed so don't worry! ;-)

Thanks to

First of all JanKusanagi and sazius for making this great clients. Then Gerard Ryan for telling me about Copr and last but not less important moggers87 for giving me tips on building packages.

I hope you all enjoy this. If you find problems or packages bugs don't hesitate to contact me!