i believe the culprit of all problems is lack on adoption to the latest lv2 >= 1.0.0.
believe it or not, most mainstream distros if not all still list the old lv2core package as their primary source. and having its version tag as something like 4.0 just doesn't help either. i know.
if you're still considering opensuse, you can try my own rpm packaging. check them all from the local archive.
alternatively you can also check out from my opensuse build service repositories. note that here you find the latest snapshots, bleeding ahead from release level stable stuff ;)
i hear you, Konstatin
i believe the culprit of all problems is lack on adoption to the latest lv2 >= 1.0.0.
believe it or not, most mainstream distros if not all still list the old lv2core package as their primary source. and having its version tag as something like 4.0 just doesn't help either. i know.
if you're still considering opensuse, you can try my own rpm packaging. check them all from the local archive.
alternatively you can also check out from my opensuse build service repositories. note that here you find the latest snapshots, bleeding ahead from release level stable stuff ;)
cheers