Paul Stewart wrote:
> I guess I'm kinda wondering the "condensed quick version" of what people are
> typically doing to keep their system updated from source without making life
> difficult ;) Yes, I've been reading through various things to get myself
> updated to newer info but there's also a l
Paul,
> I guess I'm kinda wondering the "condensed quick version" of what
> people are typically doing to keep their system updated from source
> without making life difficult ;)
In addition to the reference already given, there is a concise
description under "COMMON ITEMS" near the end of src/
Paul Stewart wrote:
> This raises my first question - getting updating source. Where do I obtain
> it from and how do I know when it's updated? I presume only during major
> updates/upgrades and/or security issues is when the source tree ever
> changes?
Umm... No. Or depends on what you mean.
http
On Wed, May 6, 2009 at 9:23 AM, Paul Stewart wrote:
> I guess I'm kinda wondering the "condensed quick version" of what people are
> typically doing to keep their system updated from source without making life
> difficult ;) Yes, I've been reading through various things to get myself
> updated t
Hi there.
I'm sorry if this seems like a basic question but slowly drifting back to
the FreeBSD world after 10 years away in the Linux world ;)
After some consideration, I believe I still like the idea of source based
updating versus binary.
This raises my first question - getting updat
