Chris Zubrzycki wrote:
It's very easy. dpkg --get-selections | grep install | awk '{print $1}' > fink.install; rm -rf /sw; for $pkg in `cat fink.install`; do fink -y install $pkg; done
To be usable, it would need some refinement :-) For starters, I don't think the "fink" command will work after "rm -rf /sw", you would need to put some "run fink installer" or "make bootstrap" into your pipe. Secondly, you would need to put "grep -v deinstall" into your pipe or replace "install" by "\binstall\b" or something to get the right package list. Thirdly, the package list would have to be purged in accordance with the new distribution, or fink would need to be run with the --dont_worry_about_non-existing_packages flag. Etc...
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