DragonFly and pkgsrc go through a repeated pattern where a package will
update in pkgsrc and break on DragonFly. Someone using DragonFly will get
commit access for pkgsrc and be able to correct problems... and then gets
overwhelmed because it's effectively solo package maintenance for 10,000
packa
On Thursday, September 26, 2013 20:50:16 Justin Sherrill wrote:
> No, no pkgsrc binaries have been built. Someone else can jump in to do so
> if they want, but it won't be me. The next release will be with dports.
Why are we switching to dports?
Pierre
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The libiconv update ended up requiring a major update to libc, including
strings and stdtime. Additionally, locales/ctype handling had to be
updated as well as all of these things are interdependent. The patch
involves 831 files and is 3.6M in size. I'd like to thank Joris for
reviewing the libc
