Following my previous post, I’m still updating my custom packages for my CentOS 6 installation. I added screenfetch to my small collection π
QBittorrent version 3.0.0 introduces some new features and few bugfixes as you can read from its changelog.
Screenfetch is a niece piece of free software that I’m maintaining for Mageia so, why not package it for CentOS? π
Very nice the Red Hat ascii logo π
If you already have my repository enabled you will reach new versions as upgrades, otherwise you should enable it following the procedure described here.
Yesterday I’ve installed a fresh CentOS 6.2 on my small home pc which aims to be a small server π
After I’ve installed and configured apache, samba and similar stuff, I enabled some additional repositories to install additional software. I was stuck when I was not able to find qbittorrent and filezilla.
However I’ve found on rpm.pbone.net some packages but they were old versions packages and more than anything I wasn’t sure to trust them.
So my answer was “I don’t trust them and I need newer versions of these applications“. That’s why I built my own small repository containing my homemade packages: