Hi,
I'm fairly new to the list so please excuse me if this seems to be an
obvious question...
I've been using Trinux (mainly version 0.61 and 0.62) for the last few
months and have found it quite useful for network diagnostics, etc...
However, it would be useful to be able to add packages from time to
time which aren't typically available on the trinux site. For
instance, it would be good to have tcpflow on my trinux disk(s). I
tried copying the compiled version from another machine (OpenBSD) but
that didn't work (and I wasn't really too sure it would). Though I
wanted to check with the list to see what the best way of going about
adding packages would be. It seems to me that trinux itself cannot be
used to compile packages so I guess there is another way.
Any info on this topic is appreciated.
Thanks,
- Dave
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