On Sat, Aug 05, 2023 at 20:46:58 +, Charlotte Koch wrote:
> I've been (slowly) working on a Lua binding for NetBSD curses, with the
> intention of adding it to src alongside our other Lua libs (sqlite,
> gpio, etc.)
>
> https://github.com/dressupgeekout/netbsd-lua-curses
>
> I finally have a
Hola,
I've been (slowly) working on a Lua binding for NetBSD curses, with the
intention of adding it to src alongside our other Lua libs (sqlite,
gpio, etc.)
https://github.com/dressupgeekout/netbsd-lua-curses
I finally have a bunch of free time and I want to get back to work on
it. My question
Bruno Melo writes:
> Is it possible install a minimum NetBSD with no manpage, no compilers
> and toolchain and provide all these stuff as an external SDK and then
> being able to build pkgsrc software using this external SDK? I think
> this is what commercial systems like Android and iOS are
> do
Hi guys, 1 dumb question.
Is it possible install a minimum NetBSD with no manpage, no compilers and
toolchain and provide all these stuff as an external SDK and then being able to
build pkgsrc software using this external SDK? I think this is what commercial
systems like Android and iOS are doi
