Adding rpm support

[mwestphal]

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[mwestphal]

@H4kunaM4tata here is the new MR. Currently it doesnt install because if need the libf3d.so, which is provided inside the package so it must be a rpm oddity that I'm missing. Feel free to try it, either locally or using the CI :)

[HakunMatat4]

@mwestphal out of curiosity, do you know what OS Actions is using to generate the RPM??
I do remember Fedora running F3D with all its glory without any extra package, everything was working.
I extracted the files to their respective system location and voila.

I have had two similar cases regarding system issues:

• BambuLab Studio Slicer: It was compiled using Ubuntu 22 so anybody using a DEB system older than that, had all the craziest issues. The problem was solved with them using Ubuntu 20.4 instead to compile the DEB package
• Plasticity.xyz: I could not run in my system because again, it was compile using Ubuntu 22. I have just finished a fresh install that is based on Ubuntu 22 and everything works fine.

The above is the main reason I ask what OS Actions is using to compile RPM.

I would suggest setting Actions to user a newer RPM system to compile the package.
I remember testing both CentOS and Suse, everything went sideways with them but not Fedora.

[mwestphal]

I do remember Fedora running F3D with all its glory without any extra package, everything was working. I extracted the files to their respective system location and voila.

At the time, the libf3d did not exist and everything was statically linked into a single executable.

Wdym by "OS Actions" ? We are using cpack from within the superbuild to create the package, as is the deb package is created.