Hi all, I'm pretty new to this packaging and cross-compiling, but I put together a couple packages anyway: http://jasonwoof.com/downloads/mingw32-SDL_image-1.2.6-1.fc11.src.rpm http://jasonwoof.com/downloads/mingw32-SDL_mixer-1.2.8-1.fc11.src.rpm They seem to work quite well for me, but I don't really know what I'm doing, so I'd appreciate more knowledgeable folk looking over my spec files. Here's what I did and where everything came from: (all in F11) 1) I set up my .rpmmacros so it would store sources in separate directories by package name-version by adding this line: %_sourcedir %{_topdir}/SOURCES/%{name}-%{version} I was worried that multiple source rpms would have files in them with the same name (which turned out to be the case) and I wanted to make sure I could tell what packages what files came from. 2) I used yumdownloader to download source rpms for SDL SDL_mixer SDL_image and SDL and installed them in my local rpmbuild tree 3) I duplicated SOURCES/SDL_image-1.2.6/ to SOURCES/mingw32-SDL_image-1.2.6/ 4) I copied SPECS/mingw32-SDL-1.2.13.spec to SPECS/mingw32-SDL_image-1.2.6.spec 5) I edited that new spec file, mostly by looking at existing SDL_image-1.2.6.spec and pulling useful parts from it. tweaking as neccesary. And basically did the same for SDL_mixer. Some notes: I didn't modify anything in the SOURCES folder (just copied whole folders as described above). I used all the patches that were used for the native versions. I commented out lines to install (and build in one case) little executable programs from both packages that I didn't understand the point of. I've cross-compiled my game (vor) which uses both of these libraries, and it works great under wine. (Gets at least 40% better framerate under wine than it does when compiled for linux.) Though I have not tested them on Windows. I have a fedoraproject.org account (so I can edit the wiki and such) but don't have any connections or access or anything to get these into the fedora distrobution. If/when they are ready, I'd love someone to take care of this, or help me do it. Right now I don't even know what the process is. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts/feedback. Take care, - Jason