What are your views on using DF as a desktop? Does it have a slackware like
ecosystem?
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hai,
i was writing a serial port program and i dont know what went wrong...
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@altaf
What are your views on using *Slackware* as a desktop? Does it have a *
* like ecosystem ? ;)
he he :D
Its all about the level of abstraction you prefer :)
On 11 November 2011 19:28, Althaf wrote:
> What are your views on using DF as a desktop? Does it have a slackware
> like ecosy
On Fri, Nov 11, 2011 at 7:28 PM, Althaf wrote:
> What are your views on using DF as a desktop? Does it have a slackware like
> ecosystem?
>
Could you please clarify what you mean by eco system?
Thanks
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I dont know about DFBSD. I was using FreeBSD as desktop system for
around 1 month. It gives the package management system called ports.
That is almost equal to abs in arch linux and gentoo portage. Like
arch linux, freebsd also provides binary packages. Once you install
desktop system like gnome or
Hi
On 11/11/11, Althaf wrote:
> What are your views on using DF as a desktop? Does it have a slackware like
> ecosystem?
>
Don't bother about x86_64 Dfly for desktop kinda apps (browser with
flash), linux ABI etc. Those haven't been ported yet. If you stick to
i386, maybe it would do good to in
