Hmm...
While I will not be contributing to this project, I wanted to remember
everyone that the source code for UnixWare's packaging utility is available
in Skunkware.
FWIW, he Unixware stuff is very similar to Jordan's packaging utilities, in
fact it has the same limitations. One thing I did l
On Thu, 21 Sep 2000, Christian Kuhtz wrote:
> Seems one might just as well investigate the SUN pkgadd format and see whether
> such mechanism fits the bill...
>
> Ideally, the pkg also kows how to back itself out if it can't successfully
> install. (although doing so should be an option, not th
Seems one might just as well investigate the SUN pkgadd format and see whether
such mechanism fits the bill...
Ideally, the pkg also kows how to back itself out if it can't successfully
install. (although doing so should be an option, not the default).
On Wed, Sep 20, 2000 at 06:49:36PM +0100,
On Wed, 20 Sep 2000, Koster, K.J. wrote:
> Riding on the wave of the unified BSD packages effort, this might be a good
> time to rekindle that idea. Say that we agree on some form of uniform
> package layout. You'd say that man pages go into $PKG_BASE/$PKG_NAME/man,
> and that libraries go into $
Dear All,
While we're on the subject of packaging formats, I would like to present an
idea that has been running around in the back of my head.
Years ago I had the pleasure of playing with a new RiscPC by Acorn. If you
create a directory on RiscOS and stick a little BASIC script in with exactly
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