Personally I'd like to see DadaDodo in Fink. (You may remember me from such silly Fink packages as funny-manpages and wtf. ;) ).
My take on this issue is people use Fink because they don't want to (or don't know how to) compile/install/remove unix-ish software on their own, so even a small package which seems trivial to port to Fink would still be appreciated by someone.
BTW if you have time and you haven't already done so, see if there are any package requests you can fulfill from the SF tracker. <http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?atid=371315&group_id=17203&func=browse>
Cheers and Thanks!
Carsten
On Wednesday, February 12, 2003, at 06:24 pm, John Borwick wrote:
Hello.
I come to fink from a BSD-style "ports" background. There are lots of simple packages in the BSD ports tree, packages which don't do anything other than a vanilla fetch, make, and make install.
What's the fink take on these kinds of simple packages? Would it be useful for me to package up some simpler programs which may or may not have general value, e.g. DadaDodo ( http://www.jwz.org/dadadodo/ ) ?
Thanks for your attention.
John Borwick
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