> swup --install package package-n Yes, I do the minimal install then add one package at a time with swup. I really like this concept because each time something is missing, I just add it and don't have to dig up the CD or search via FTP. So I always have the minimal number of packages installed to do the job; sometimes I even delete the package after using it. I believe if a tool is not installed it cannot be used against you. So I keep only what I need installed. This is why I prefer TSL over other distributions always install garbage that I have to search out and remove.
I had this idea this morning of building a searchable database and putting it online. It would contain the info from every RPM available for Trustix similar to rpmfind.net but more extensively indexed and covering only Trustix. With something like this I could search for example 'dos2unix' and find the name of the package it is a member of more easily. Just being able to browse database via Web would be fun. Then I got up and realized I had to varnish the new kitchen cabinets. Ah, well, maybe tomorrow. Brian _______________________________________________ tsl-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trustix.org/mailman/listinfo/tsl-discuss
