Re: PackageKit Ports

2009-10-05 Thread Anders F Björklund
Joe Marcus Clarke wrote: Didn't post the ports earlier (before this backend backport), since it was kinda useless to run with the "dummy" backend. :-) No problem. I did notice some nits in the plist of packagekit. You should not include blank lines (even to logically segment sections). If

Re: PackageKit Ports

2009-10-05 Thread Joe Marcus Clarke
On Mon, 2009-10-05 at 18:22 +0200, Anders F Björklund wrote: > Joe Marcus Clarke wrote: > > >> Hopefully this will go into PackageKit 0.4.10, for use > >> while waiting for required PolicyKit/DeviceKit support. > >> > >> Besides some (unused) differences in API, the backend is > >> identical to th

Re: PackageKit Ports

2009-10-05 Thread Anders F Björklund
Joe Marcus Clarke wrote: Hopefully this will go into PackageKit 0.4.10, for use while waiting for required PolicyKit/DeviceKit support. Besides some (unused) differences in API, the backend is identical to the one in the latest PackageKit (0.5.2). Feedback appreciated, maintainer didn't respon

Re: PackageKit Ports

2009-10-05 Thread Joe Marcus Clarke
On Mon, 2009-10-05 at 09:06 +0200, Anders F Björklund wrote: > I've backported the PackageKit 0.5.x backend to 0.4.x, > and made some ports for it and the GNOME/KDE frontends. > > As described earlier, it uses portupgrade and portaudit > and compiles binary packages from source ports if needed. >

PackageKit Ports

2009-10-05 Thread Anders F Björklund
I've backported the PackageKit 0.5.x backend to 0.4.x, and made some ports for it and the GNOME/KDE frontends. As described earlier, it uses portupgrade and portaudit and compiles binary packages from source ports if needed. http://afb.users.sourceforge.net/packagekit/ Hopefully this will go i