Basically it does whatever packaging systems like RPM does, but it stays hidden =) It does the configures and installs, but it does it automagickally and the user doesn't have to interfere. (I got to study English..using to much 'does') ----- Original Message ----- From: "vootele" <vootele@xxxxxxxxxx> To: "Openbeos List" <openbeos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Thursday, January 16, 2003 6:52 AM Subject: [openbeos] packaging system > Has anyone tried QNX RTOS? > It propably has the best packge system existing... > > "There is a great application called the "Package Manager". It allows to > install in a very efficient way a new software; be it a new driver or any > Qnx software. I checked if I could compile any C program entering a "cc" > command in a terminal and Qnx said: /bin/sh: cc: not found > > Ok no problem, so I used the Package Manager to install it from the CD (if > you don't have it, you can download/install it from the Qnx site). I have > chosen the C compiler, then I hit the "Install" button and the CDROM led > went green and immediately switched off again. I thought something went > wrong but I tried to enter the "cc" command again and ... the C compiler was > there waiting a C source to compile ! No "make" command to use, no > configuration file to edit, no install script to run and it was there, > installed, ready for use. Incredible ! " >