Hi all,
For the last year or so[1] I’ve been working on replacing the package manager
OPKG with APK (Alpine Package Keeper)[2]. Different from our OPKG fork is APK
an actively developed project. OPKG is replaced entirely, both on device as
well as the build system.
Using some CI I started to b
This is incredible work Paul!
If I were running Alpine, would I be able to install an OpenWrt repository in
/etc/apk/repositories and install OpenWrt packages?
Would I be able to copy my APKBUILDS over from Alpine's aports repository and
easily port them over to OpenWrt?
I look forward to read
On Sat, Feb 12, 2022 at 02:28:40PM +, Lucas Ramage wrote:
> This is incredible work Paul!
>
> If I were running Alpine, would I be able to install an OpenWrt repository in
> /etc/apk/repositories and install OpenWrt packages?
At this point Alpine is still using APK version 2.2 while Paul's A
Hi,
On Sat, 12 Feb 2022, Paul Spooren wrote:
Hi all,
For the last year or so[1] I’ve been working on replacing the package manager
OPKG with APK (Alpine Package Keeper)[2]. Different from our OPKG fork is APK
an actively developed project. OPKG is replaced entirely, both on device as
well a
,
Daniel Golle , Timo Teras ,
John Crispin
Subject: [RFC] ApkWrt
Hi all,
For the last year or so[1] I’ve been working on replacing the package manager
OPKG with APK (Alpine Package Keeper)[2]. Different from our OPKG fork is APK
an actively developed project. OPKG is replaced entirely, both on
Spooren wrote:
>
> > Date: Sat, 12 Feb 2022 14:16:05
> > From: Paul Spooren
> > To: openwrt-devel
> > Cc: Ariadne Conill ,
> > Daniel Golle , Timo Teras ,
> > John Crispin
> > Subject: [RFC] ApkWrt
> >
> > Hi all,
> >
> >
