I haven't tried to compile jqt as of yet; most of my development in the
console, and Vim with vim-slime works fairly well for most applications.
I have tried to get pacman and the base8 repo to work, but theres a lot more
specific tuning based on UNAME and hostdef in those files (as mentioned
earlier in the thread). To get fullly compatible system would take a lot of
work, and I don't have much time for it outside of tinkering on nights and
weekends.
Regarding the diff, it probably won't apply cleanly. I made the mistake of
basing it off the master branch of the git repo and not a stable, zipped
release. However, it does provide human-readable instructions for making
changes manually, so its good as a reference point.
--S.H.
[2018-06-04 15:02]
>
> part text/plain 789
> On 4 June 2018 at 14:19, Rudolf Sykora <rudolf.syk...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Just: have you also tried to put together jqt on OpenBSD?
> > (When I tried a month ago I weren't successfull...)
>
> Well, I take it back...
>
> I tried again now, and it suddenly compiled and even run...
> (only it again spits some text like:
>
> |domain error: boot
> | 'libc.so.6 setlocale > x i *c'&(15!:0)^:(UNAME-:'Linux')1;,'C'
> |syntax error
> | r_jrx_=: '',}.;',',&.>{."1 UserFolders_j_
> |syntax error
> | r_jrx_=: '',}.;',',&.>{:"1 UserFolders_j_
> |value error: boxdraw_j_
> | 0 0$ boxdraw_j_ 0
>
> )
>
> but, perhaps, some of these will disappear when I try the mentioned diff.
>
>
> Thanks
> Ruda
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