Nathan Whitehorn <nathanw@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Even if we don't use pkgsrc (which I rather like, using it > extensively > on NetBSD and Linux), we should provide something like it, or at > least > officially bless some such system. Now that actually makes sense to me :-) So even though I dislike the general idea of having two package systems, it's probably a good idea to have something like pkgsrc in the background for Unix apps. "André Braga" <meianoite@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Really; either that or some form of Cygwin for Haiku, if the purists > are so inclined. Something like Cygwin is a bit too much of an alien, and not really needed for Haiku, as it's more or less POSIX compliant already (more than BeOS, but definitely a lot less than Linux/BSD). But I'm with Jonas; I'd like to have them a bit more apart from each other, it would be nice of those apps wouldn't clobber my usual directory hierarchy. I would really love it if ~/config wouldn't be cluttered that much anymore. Bye, Axel.