Installing Ohm on fedora 13

[advancedwebdeveloper]

1. Fedora repos already contain "ohm" package but, of course, that is not your framework package. If you are planning to provide one for fedora - name it "ocaml-ohm" or whatever to avoid confusing.
2. There are no "node-less" and "coffeescript" packages for fedora. Coffeescript and lessCSS tools ("coffeescript" and "lessc") are not installed by npm (and actually shouldn't). So you got something to solve if you are targeting a developer-friendly bootstrap.