Hi,
Eckard Brauer wrote:
> Hello,
>
> just subscribed to the list, and just reactivated an old Powerbook G4,
> only beacuse I noticed that Macports is around (usually I'm a Gentoo
> Linux user with only few *BSD background, so don't mind me stupid
> questions).
>
> Installing Ports on Sorbet Leopa
On Jul 15, 2022, at 09:10, Hangglider wrote:
>
> Somehow I managed to kill my system's tar with installing some packages.
> No idea where this happened, but I've got continuous "symbol not found"
> or the like from dyld with libiconv, so I decided to download, compile
> and install latest GNU tar
> OTOH I seem to have a little experience with low level debugging from a
> former employment, so the project seems manageable somehow for the first
> view, under the initial restriction that I'd get some more insight into
> both PPC architecture and ABIs and MacOSX low level details (and, of
> cou
On Fri, Jul 15, 2022, 17:24 wrote:
> is it possible to provide
> some of the system packages with fresh frameworks, most important, SSL?
> I'd need that for Mail (even TenFourBird doesn't work) and a working
> browser...
>
>
> So for SSL, what you want to do is set up a proxy server that can act
On 15.07.22 23:23, wowfunha...@gmail.com wrote:
is it possible to provide
some of the system packages with fresh frameworks, most important, SSL?
I'd need that for Mail (even TenFourBird doesn't work) and a working
browser...
So for SSL, what you want to do is set up a proxy server that can act
> is it possible to provide
> some of the system packages with fresh frameworks, most important, SSL?
> I'd need that for Mail (even TenFourBird doesn't work) and a working
> browser...
So for SSL, what you want to do is set up a proxy server that can act as a "man
in the middle" for your Mac's S
[Sorry for the duplicate e-mail folks, accidentally sent this to the Dev
mailing list as well.]
While I’m not sure what your options are for mail clients, you do have a good
option for web browsing: TenFourFox. It’s what I use on my PowerBook G4,
running 10.5.
https://www.floodgap.com/software
On 15.07.22 01:04, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
Installing Ports on Sorbet Leopard went fine, but as everything (except
App packages) is installed in /var/local,
It's /opt/local by default.
Sure, my fault. I know, it's not /usr/local as expected, so I see myself
trying to look there occasionally - but
On 15.07.22 02:25, Andrew Udvare wrote:
On 14/07/2022 19:04, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
I'm not sure if we have any good GUI mail clients or web browsers in
MacPorts. These are typically large projects which have been
difficult to build. We used to have thunderbird and firefox ports but
they were remov
On 14/07/2022 19:04, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
I'm not sure if we have any good GUI mail clients or web browsers in MacPorts.
These are typically large projects which have been difficult to build. We used
to have thunderbird and firefox ports but they were removed because they were
out of date and w
On Jul 14, 2022, at 14:36, Eckard Brauer wrote:
> just subscribed to the list, and just reactivated an old Powerbook G4,
> only beacuse I noticed that Macports is around (usually I'm a Gentoo
> Linux user with only few *BSD background, so don't mind me stupid
> questions).
Welcome!
> Installing
On 14/07/2022 15:36, Eckard Brauer wrote:
Hello,
just subscribed to the list, and just reactivated an old Powerbook G4,
only beacuse I noticed that Macports is around (usually I'm a Gentoo
Linux user with only few *BSD background, so don't mind me stupid
questions).
Installing Ports on Sorbet L
Hello,
just subscribed to the list, and just reactivated an old Powerbook G4,
only beacuse I noticed that Macports is around (usually I'm a Gentoo
Linux user with only few *BSD background, so don't mind me stupid
questions).
Installing Ports on Sorbet Leopard went fine, but as everything (except
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