-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: RIPEMD160 On Freitag, J�nner 24, 2003, at 05:30 Uhr, Alexander Lehmann wrote:
You can. There are numerous tools, even in ports which will check if1. I cannot use apt-get update and update all my software with aWhat's wrong with ports?
single command.
your installed packages are up to date. If they are not, they will be
upgraded from ports.
2. I need to keep track of changed packages manually. Granted, there aI cannot comment on this, even though I am a long time FreeBSD user and
solutions to this on FreeBSD, but they do not seem to do this as
effectivly and fast as Debian/Fink.
now use Fink as well I never had a way to compare this.
3. When installing a new version of a program using ports, the oldcheck your make.conf settings. you can teach the package manager to
package does not get removed automatically.
autoclean and autoprune old packages.
4. I can't access up-to-date binaries.
The binaries in Fink aren`t that up to date either...
Greetings,
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