On 5/16/25 13:07, Eli Schwartz wrote:
On 5/16/25 12:31 PM, Taylor R Campbell wrote:
[...]
(a) the same pkgsrc packages are available on, e.g., NetBSD 9.x (which
is not EOL); and
(b) pkgsrc is used on platforms other than NetBSD, including macOS,
SmartOS, and various Linux distributions (e.g., for unprivileged
use on HPC clusters where it is more flexible and up-to-date than
the Linux distribution's package manager).
That is why it would be more accurate for the report to say
`pkgsrc-2025Q1', not `NetBSD 10.1'.
I strongly dispute this. It should instead list both, as both are
affected.
Would "systems using pkgsrc-2025Q1, notably including NetBSD 9.x and
NetBSD 10.1" have been a fair way of describing that set?
(Again, b is the same distinction as "Gentoo, but also
portage-20250508, are both affected".)
Am I mistaken that portage is unique to Gentoo, while pkgsrc is also
used for applications on systems other than its native NetBSD?
-- Jacob