November 14, 2019
grass.i686 7.6.0-4.fc30 fedora grass.x86_64 7.6.0-4.fc30 fedora grass-devel.i686 7.6.0-4.fc30 fedora grass-devel.x86_64 7.6.0-4.fc30 fedora grass-gui.x86_64 7.6.0-4.fc30 fedora grass-libs.i686 7.6.0-4.fc30 fedora grass-libs.x86_64 7.6.0-4.fc30 fedora qgis-grass.i686 3.4.6-1.fc30 updates qgis-grass.x86_64 3.4.6-1.fc30 updatesSo to install it, I do:
su dnf install grass grass-gui qgis-grassThis does not install the "devel" and "libs" package -- probably these are only necessary if I want to do some hacking on grass. I am by no means clear on what the "gui" and "qgis" packages are all about.
My system pulldown menu now has "Grass GIS 7" under "Education" in the pull down menu. Also /bin/grass76 now exists (and is a Python script) and starts Grass in the same way.
The Grass home page indicates that Grass is now up to 7.8, while Fedora is only shipping 7.6 for whatever reason.
su dnf erase grassThis takes grass, grass-gui, and qgis-grass and we can start clean. It also gets rid of a bunch of python 2 packages. Now to install the latest thing from copr:
su dnf copr enable neteler/grass78 dnf update dnf install grass grass-libs grass-gui dnf install grass-develI get a warning about this not being "regular Fedora stuff" and it installs a bunch of python3 packages.
One nice thing already is that /bin/grass is a link to /bin/grass78
However, this fails in the same way as version 7.6
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