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Clean Hyprland

copr.fedorainfracloud.org

launchedlibraryFedora users, Linux enthusiasts, developers using Hyprland

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RPM builds for HyprlandCOPR repository for FedoraClean builds of Hyprland 0.52

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AshBuk

10 days ago

I've published a COPR repository providing Hyprland 0.52+ builds for Fedora 43+.

Fedora 42 shipped Hyprland 0.45, but Fedora 43 currently does not ship Hyprland at all, while upstream has moved on.

This is a clean, spec-compliant RPM build: no duplicated system libraries, isolated vendor deps, deterministic dynamic linking, no LD_LIBRARY_PATH hacks.

Repo: https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/ashbuk/Hyprland-Fedo...

GitHub (specs): https://github.com/AshBuk/Hyprland-Fedora

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