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The repository is housed on it's own hosting. I was going to host on COPR but they have some rules against emulators which require a BIOS to function. This clearly rules out most the emulators I enjoy.
If you want to enable the repository just issue the following command in a terminal. You'll also need to have the RPMFusion repository (http://rpmfusion.org) enabled as I use a couple of their packages to compile. These rpm packages are also GPG signed.
sudo dnf config-manager --add-repo http://emurpms.net/repo/repodata/emurpms.repoAfter the repository is added to dnf enter the normal dnf installation commands to install.
sudo dnf install <package name>I am currently packaging PCSX2 git builds (pcsx2), Dolphin-Emu git builds (dolphin-emu), Mednafen latest source release (mednafen), and the Mednafen front end Mednaffe (mednaffe). I might also take requests to package others emulators provided I can get them to compile under Fedora. If you think of one which might be enjoyable then please leave a reply here and I'll see what I can do. Be polite though.
Right now I am building Packages for Fedora 24. When Fedora 25 is released in November I will drop support for 24 and move on to 25. I hope this helps other Fedora users get to try and have fun with current builds of my favorite emulators.
I'm pretty new to packaging and repository hosting. If you run into a glaring problem please reply to this thread to let me know.
To remove pcsx2 use the following command in a terminal. dnf will ask you to provide your password.
sudo dnf remove pcsx2To reinstall pcsx2 use the following command in a terminal. Again dnf will ask you to provide your password.
sudo dnf install pcsx2Thanks and enjoy.
In an effort to try and get the repository to update instead of require an uninstall and reinstall you can maybe try this command to force a reread of the repository manifests.
sudo dnf clean allAfter you clean dnf's cache you can try upgrading dolphin-emu. This time it should (maybe) update to the newer build. Try this command to update.
sudo dnf update dolphin-emuIf not... well, I'm still working on figuring out this repository thing. You can always just remove and install dolphin-emu using dnf. I'm pretty sure you'll have to do the dnf clean all command anyway, though. Dnf doesn't seem to pick up on changes made to my repository. I am eading up on why right now, I'll have it ironed out soon.
Thanks :)