On 2012-12-27, Live user wrote:
> On 27/12/2012 14:06, Stuart Henderson wrote:
>> This isn't like a Linux distribution where the whole system is
>> installed from a collection of different pieces of packaged software.
>> The base operating system is a consistent whole; pkg_info lists
>> only packa
On 27/12/2012 14:06, Stuart Henderson wrote:
This isn't like a Linux distribution where the whole system is
installed from a collection of different pieces of packaged software.
The base operating system is a consistent whole; pkg_info lists
only packages of third-party software which are not par
On 2012-12-26, Live user wrote:
> Where can I find all the software that comes
> in install52.iso?
>
> I've tested, as an example, with tar:
>
> # tar --version
> tar: unknown option -- -
> usage: [..]
>
> 'pkg_info -A' shows nothing.
>
>
This isn't like a Linux distribution where the whole syste
Openbsd tar is not the same as gnu tar. You can think of the tar version in
openbsd simply as the tar of openbsd 5.2.
Because openbsd isn't assembled from pieces like other operating systems it
doesn't make much sense to have independent version numbers for each
utility.
El miércoles, 26 de dicie
Le 2012-12-26 19:46, Live user a écrit :
Where can I find all the software that comes
in install52.iso?
Please, read the famous OpenBSD FAQ :
1.8 - What is included with OpenBSD?
Here it is : http://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq1.html#Included
Cheers,
Wesley MOUEDINE ASSABY
Live user writes:
> I've tested, as an example, with tar:
>
> # tar --version
> tar: unknown option -- -
> usage: [..]
OpenBSD is a system you can trust. And one where you can trust every
command to have a man page that's consistent with the code installed.
The double hyphen options are GNUisms
Live user writes:
> I see, but any chance to know what version of 'tar' is included in
> base52.tgz? I guess, like all operating systems, OpenBSD uses
> versioning for its software, or is just a continuous snapshotting
> system where there are no versions?
for the exact version of tar included,
On 26/12/2012 16:57, Peter N. M. Hansteen wrote:
install52.iso is simply the install medium. To take a peek inside, mount
the iso, cd into it and do something like
I see, but any chance to know what version of 'tar' is included in
base52.tgz? I guess, like all operating systems, OpenBSD uses v
Live user writes:
> Where can I find all the software that comes
> in install52.iso?
install52.iso is simply the install medium. To take a peek inside, mount
the iso, cd into it and do something like
for foo in *tgz ; do tar ztvf $foo ; done
for a listing.
> 'pkg_info -A' shows nothing.
The
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