Eric
At 19:16 13.02.2004 +0100, Eric Spakman wrote:
...
This isn't always a solution. Some programs change config structures
from time to time, changing keywords or config file names. Having
them split can give strange problems.
True, like I said, it's the ultimate challenge. A mature product _sh
> Martin
>
> At 22:49 10.02.2004 +0100, Martin Hejl wrote:
> >It would (and hopefully will) be - but unless I completely misunderstood what
> >they're working on, it doesn't adress all the aspects of updating packages (and I
> >don't think it should either).
> >
> >So yes, the new config system
Martin
At 22:49 10.02.2004 +0100, Martin Hejl wrote:
>It would (and hopefully will) be - but unless I completely misunderstood what they're
>working on, it doesn't adress all the aspects of updating packages (and I don't think
>it should either).
>
>So yes, the new config system should make thin
Hi Erich,
Erich Titl wrote:
If anybody has some great ideas, I'd love to hear them (anything I
could come up with, like extracting the packages in /tmp and replacing
everything but the files mentioned in the packagename.conf file
sounded like a dirty hack to me, especially since it may cause
p
Martin
At 22:08 10.02.2004, Martin Hejl wrote:
..The last one caught my eye - since one of the things LEAF surely is
lacking is a mechanism for updating packages (I guess the recent
discussion about Smoothwall made that clear too).
Unfortunately, luau doesn't seem like an option to us (at first
Hi Mike,
Mike Noyes wrote:
Everyone,
Here are some package links you may find interesting.
Building A Better Package Manager
http://www.madpenguin.org/Article930.html
autopackage
http://www.autopackage.org/
Luau: The Lib Update/AutoUpdate S
Everyone,
Here are some package links you may find interesting.
Building A Better Package Manager
http://www.madpenguin.org/Article930.html
autopackage
http://www.autopackage.org/
Luau: The Lib Update/AutoUpdate Suite
http://luau.so
