I noticed that pretty all major desktop projects are under the GPL
license. Are there any Desktop projects using the BSD license? What
type of toolkits would they use?
-D
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Hi:
How do I set sysinstall to use current packages? In the config menu I
changed 5.2.1-RELEASE to 5.2.1-CURRENT and several other values but
would not recognize. Complains no such distribution is available on
ftp.freebsd.org.
also, where is the config file for sysinstall? Where can I set its
Hi all:
I recently intsalled FreeBSD 5.2 and of late 5.2.1. On both systems I
am seeing system freeze when I start X. Here are the two cases:
On my Dell laptop, X workes fine as long as I don't have ~/.xinitrc.
But if I start gnome-session through .xinitrc, the box freezes. When I
reboot,
I am testing the install on a spare machine and to date no luck. I have
been waiting for a good 5.x series to move from Linux to freeBSD but
guess will have to wait longer. I did some searches on the web but no
one seems to know - maybe it is titled as something else. Not sure if
4.9 would have
Can anyone please tell me if GTK# is available on FreeBSD? Already
searched the Applications database but no entries there. Have not heard
of anyone working on it either.
-D
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this has for ne users and users who simply want to install
binaries.
Thanks for the rseponses.
-D
PS: I am thinking of writing it in Python. Good/Bad
--- Matthew Seaman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, Oct 21, 2003 at 05:27:42AM -0700, Dinesh Nadarajah wrote:
I would like to know where
I am running 5.1-RELEASE and would like to update to 5.1-STABLE. How
can I go about it? I just want to install the software and not the
kernel itself. Is that possible?
Also, where is the information for pkg_add kept? I mean when I say
'pkg_add -r bash2' how does it know where to go get it? Is
Hi:
I come form the Debian Linux world and would like to know how I can
information about packages for installation. I use prots to install
some, but many of them I just want to install binary files.
For eample, in Debian, I can use apt-cache search mozilla and this
will list all packages with
I guess what FreeBSD needs is a good port of the apt system Should not
be difficult. It can let pkg_xxx do all the installing etc. Would be
cool if one existed :)
-D
--- Jez Hancock [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, Oct 16, 2003 at 05:01:21PM +0100, Jez Hancock wrote:
The prblem is that mozilla takes a heck of a long time to compile on my
machine and all I want to do is browse the web. :) Oh well. :)
-D
--- Alex de Kruijff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, Oct 16, 2003 at 09:55:49AM -0700, Dinesh Nadarajah wrote:
I guess what FreeBSD needs is a good port
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