Just to make you know that I’ve been able to install Panda on Fedora 11 64bit.
Thats a sort of pro-noob guide (or at least that’s what I’ve done) ^^
1) Check out svn
2) Build the source (from the main panda3d folder)
(this terminate with errors because of something wrong whit the rpm build process)
3) Generate myself the rpm
The red part should be something different depending in wich directory you done the 1) step
4) Install the generated rpm
Give your root password
The red part could be something different
5) Than you have panda installed but not working because he can’t find the libraries (that’s due to 64bit arch)
To resolve this there is something you must put into a panda config file
The file is:
you must add into it this line at the end of the file to tell panda where to find the libs
ps.: Sorry for my bad english.