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18th April 2011, 05:50 AM

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Re: GNOME Shell Extensions - RPM for testing

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Originally Posted by RahulSundaram

Hi

yum install <packagename> should work

That reports

No package gnome-shell-extensions-3.0.0-1.6d56cfgit.fc16.src.rpm available.

Thanks... I am seeing that this is source and I need to compile, looking at those instructions now

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