Dear users and developers,

My name is Janusz Chmiel. I Am visually impaired advanced Linux user with no sight at all.

I Am currently using Fedora version 36 on X64 CPu architecture.

I have issues with running Tuner radio app available on Flatpak. It randomly causes severe kernel crash so kernel must auto recover from crash state automatically. The crash randomly occur if I Am typing The station name fast to The editable field inside Tuner radio GUI. I Am sure, that this crash will never occur if I will compile and build Tuner radio myself and I will not depend on Flatpak repository. App is very accessible and it allow fast Internet radios searching and playing.


GUi is much more simple than while using Shortwave. Shortwave is also available on Flatpak.

I need to find several components and I can not simply find them by using dnf and default set Fedora repositoryes.

Here are packages list and those packages can be find on Ubuntu or Debian distributions.

Please who of us know how to find repositoryes with all required components for Fedora?


Tuner is available here.

https://github.com/louis77/tuner


Here are The required components.

libgtk-3-dev libgee-0.8-dev libgranite-dev libgstreamer1.0-dev 
libgstreamer-plugins-bad1.0-dev libsoup2.4-dev libjson-glib-dev 
libgeoclue-2-dev libgeocode-glib-dev


Unfortunately, some components are not The part of Fedora repository, or its name differs from Debian or Ubuntu packages name.


Thank you very much for your help.

With kindness regards.

Janusz Chmiel

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