Thanks to the Ubuntu x64 post, I have the IDE working on Fedora x86_64. It was a bit of work and required some stuff from Arduino.
What I did was:
1) obtain the maple-ide-0.0.12-linux32.tgz and extract it
mkdir embed
cd embed
tar xvzf {path to tarball}/maple-ide-0.0.12-linux32.tgz
2) obtain Arduino 1.0 x86_64: arduino-1.0-linux64.tgz and extract it
cd embed
tar xvzf {path to Arduino tarball}/arduino-1.0-linux64.tgz
3) Replace the lib/librxtx* and RXTX*jar files to the maple lib directory
cd embed/maple-ide-v0.0.12/lib
mkdir sav
mv librxtx* sav
mv RXTX* sav
cp ../../arduino-1.0/lib/librxtx* .
cp ../../arduino-1.0/lib/RXTX* .
You should now have librxtxSerial64.so and RXTXcomm.jar
4) Ran the udev script (not sure if this is needed???)
5) Added myself to the plugdev group (had to add this group on Fedora)
Also added to lock and dialout
usermod -a lock,dialout wadeh
6) Installed some 32-bit files:
yum install /lib/ld-linux.so.2
yum install /lib/libusb-0.1.so.4
I successfully built some test programs and downloaded them to my Maple Mini! They worked. The ASCII Serial program worked with the serial monitor.
Issues I have now are:
a) I can't run the user interface as a user, I must use root.
b) When I opened the serial monitor, I could not close it and then redownload
to the device. I had to unplug and replug the device and/or restart the
IDE as there was a stuck lock file (more details later when I get back
to playing with the Maple Mini).
Thanks for a GREAT product and I look forward to making several creative applications with it in the near future. Already I am discussing using it with several customers and potential customers.