http://plf.zarb.org/
The site provides RPM's that can't be included in the Distro for various legal reasons. A list of mirrors is at the site. They can be added as a source in URPMI/Rpmdrake. I simply include them as a bookmark in gftp and synchronize with my local PLF directory then freshen it up to date when I update my cooker install. There is also a brand new PLF ISO that has just been released. I find PLF INVALUABLE in keeping my distro cutting edge and up to date with all the features and functionality I like in my desktop. Things like MP3 encoders are there etc.
Pine too ;)
Hope this helps.
Cheers
Jason Greenwood
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Felix Miata wrote:
Levi Ramsey wrote:On Fri Oct 11 20:24 +0100, Biagio Lucini wrote:Guys, don't flame at me for what I am going to say: in the jump from 8.2 to 9.0 I am missing pine. I am already re-using it, since I have ported the source rpm from RH 8.0. Just a little tweaking and it will be ready for general use. The question is: can I upload it to contrib or the fact that it is not GPL software clashes with the new 100% free policy of Mandrake?Pine RPMs for Mandrake 9 are in PLF. Until UW changes their licensing terms, pine will live in PLF forever.What/where is PLF?
