On Mon, Jul 19, 1999 at 10:10:19AM -0500, Steve Price wrote:
> Who maintains dpkg? The Debian project? A group of people?
> A single person? The reason I ask is that there are few
> patches in the port that seem to address features not directly
> related to FreeBSD.
That's a rather painful ques
On Mon, 19 Jul 1999, Gary Kline wrote:
# Red flag. I've run into miseries with ncurses (and some
# signal-generation code that I ported). I hope you've
# solved that problem here. My wall has enough dents from my
# head, :-)
Not much more to it than this in the port's
According to Steve Price:
> On Mon, 19 Jul 1999, Gary Kline wrote:
>
> # Anyway, thanks for the port. I'll be interested to see
> # what the source looks like; I'm curious...
>
> Extract the file I sent out, somewhere on your box. I had it
> in /tmp/dpkg/port, but you could just as eas
On Mon, 19 Jul 1999, Gary Kline wrote:
# Anyway, thanks for the port. I'll be interested to see
# what the source looks like; I'm curious...
Extract the file I sent out, somewhere on your box. I had it
in /tmp/dpkg/port, but you could just as easily put it anywhere.
I did it simila
According to Steve Price:
> As Gary alluded too (I think I'm the Steve he's been talking
> about :) I've got a semi-working port of dpkg for FreeBSD.
> It was for 1.4.1.1 so I spent some time yesterday updating
> it to 1.4.1.4 and making an official FreeBSD port of it.
>
> It is still *very* rough
As Gary alluded too (I think I'm the Steve he's been talking
about :) I've got a semi-working port of dpkg for FreeBSD.
It was for 1.4.1.1 so I spent some time yesterday updating
it to 1.4.1.4 and making an official FreeBSD port of it.
It is still *very* rough. Prefixing everything with $(HOST)
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