Hello. Being working on a Linux system that is managed by the RPM package manager, since in the README.md the names of the required dependencies to install may differ from their equivalent in my system, and without their summaries, in some case I had to interpret what they might be.
Names that have no match:
- "android-sdk-libsparse-utils"
- "liblz4-tool"
Therefore here, packages are shown with their summaries, then enabling the evaluation of their validity.
dnf -q rq --available --arch noarch,x86_64 --qf '%{arch} | %{name} | %{summary}\n' \
brotli git libxml2 lz4-libs sparse unrar {libxml2,libffi}-devel
x86_64 | brotli | Lossless compression algorithm
x86_64 | git | Fast Version Control System
x86_64 | libffi-devel | Development files for libffi
x86_64 | libxml2 | Library providing XML and HTML support
x86_64 | libxml2-devel | Libraries, includes, etc. to develop XML and HTML applications
x86_64 | lz4-libs | Libaries for lz4
x86_64 | sparse | A semantic parser of source files
x86_64 | unrar | Wrapper package for unrar-free
Hello. Being working on a Linux system that is managed by the RPM package manager, since in the README.md the names of the required dependencies to install may differ from their equivalent in my system, and without their summaries, in some case I had to interpret what they might be.
Names that have no match:
Therefore here, packages are shown with their summaries, then enabling the evaluation of their validity.