by MandrakeSoft guarantees that there
will be some bugs. Hell, gcc and glibc have bugs, and everything is built
on those. The bugs are built-in. :-)
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since you don't stand much chance of
successfully compiling something without the dependencies. For
binary packages, pkg_add is not that smart and only warns you about
dependencies.
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WITH_128BIT) && !defined(NO_FORTIFY)
cd ${WRKDIR}/${FORTIFY} \
&& (${ECHO}; ${ECHO} yes; ${ECHO} no; ${ECHO} no) \
| ./Fortify.sh ${NDIR}/${BROWSER_ARC}-${BROWSER_VER}.bin
.endif
${CHOWN} -R root:wheel ${NDIR}
post-install:
${CAT} ${PKGDIR
, so it switches there,
works on foo, then returns to kde.
FreeBSD is really a source distribution, where rpm- and deb-based Linux
distros are binary distributions.
Then we get into cvsup, make world, etc... :-) But that's off-topic. hehe
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us
> who have no problem installing software, this would seem like a Good Thing.
You're basically describing the FreeBSD ports system, although it is
accessed by "make," instead of a new utility.
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root for security reasons.
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Maybe I'm misunderstanding, but can't your user just call X like this:
startx -- -bpp 16
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I guess I should have been more clear...
It's actually the -14mdk that I was praising. The -10mdk package did not
look this good.
As for your reasons, I didn't do any of those, and I use WindowMaker. :-)
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Very nice. This has the best look of any Netscape I've seen running on a
unix system. Web pages are actually legible. :-)
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.
Running wmakerconf from an xterm solved most of that, although there seems
to be a problem with conversion of menus from old to new. (The first thing
it asks you to do...)
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