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Centos 7 Userland on the RaspberryPi 2/3 with mythtv
c7 armhfp came from the people at centos, I took a few sources and I rebuilt it and respun with mythtv and openmax support. For now the default installed build supports the Pi2/Pi3. In future builds, I expect for this 32 bit build the raspberrypi 3 Model A+ will be the real star for a while with this project, at least for the low power/wireless. I'm still testing it with the setup. I'll rebuild another release later with it included. Soon just put up rpms for peps on repo here... -
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Pikzie is an Unit Testing Framework for Python. Pikzie provides more Pythonish API(*) and more usefull test result output rather than PyUnit (unittest.py). (*) PEP 8 -- Style Guide for Python Code: http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/
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TIPs are documents of the Tcl Core Team (analogous to Python's PEPs.) This project is a rendering engine for TIPs that converts into other formats (HTML, LaTeX, XML, etc) on-the-fly. It also supports web-editing (backed by CVS.)
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