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Linux Packages #3343
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@cenit Hi, What do you think about it? |
Nice! Looking forward to it. I would be interested in helping maintain an ArchLinux AUR package. |
@acxz if you are starting out, I suggest using vcpkg ;) ./vcpkg install darknet[opencv] |
haha I meant installation via source. Since making package build recipes start from there. |
Vcpkg builds packages from sources, directly on your pc. It contains also the recipe it uses to build it, driving CMake and the compiler |
That would definitely be helpful to see then. |
I wrote the recipe also there (and is under review an update), so it’s my fault if it doesn’t work 🤣 You find it on github.com/Microsoft/vcpkg |
I finally got around to creating an ArchLinux package for this repo. Here it is: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/darknet-alexeyab-git/ |
@acxz Thanks! |
np. I was wondering about adding a section on the readme that lists all ports, but right now it would be pretty bare with only vcpkg and the archlinux package. Maybe once there is a ubuntu package, having such a section would be helpful. |
Closing this issue as this fork of darknet has been superceded by hank-ai's fork of darknet: https://github.com/hank-ai/darknet for more info: https://www.ccoderun.ca/programming/darknet_faq/#which_repos_to_use_and_avoid |
in any case, the linux package was and is provided by continuous integration daily (and for each release) |
Some great work has been done in this fork of darknet. Are there plans for releasing linux packages for this fork? It would make the installation process much smoother. Maybe like a Ubuntu PPA or an ArchLinux AUR package?
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