One option would be to make it a seperate download, or put it in, but leave its existence undocumented. That way you still get the functionality, but the majority of the public doesnt immediatly equate haiku with unix. --- Axel D�rfler <axeld@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > "Jonas Sundstr�m" <jonas@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > I think we could benefit from using NetBSD's > 'pkgsrc' > > for unix software management. (and unix software > only) > > It's unix-centric, of course, but it's far from > NetBSD-only. > > I wouldn't consider it, if it's thought for unix > software only; I would > always only want one single update mechanism in the > system. > > And what good would it bring? > > - we have all the tools that should be in the > distribution in our > source repository. > - it's arguably a good thing to keep those up to > date. > - users should only care about updating those tools > when there is a > potentially > security hole - all other updates should be > managed by updating > Haiku. > - at least I don't see the need to have many other > unix tools on Haiku, > than > those that are already part of Haiku. > > Bye, > Axel. > > > ---------------------------------------------- <!!!!!! NOTE: I am only sending from here because gmail is down. If response is needed reply to: computrius@xxxxxxxxx, not this email !!!!!!!> ->BeOS, kicking the ass of Windows AND Linux since 1991. ->Linux, making windows look stable for 15 years. ->Keyboard not found. Push F1 to enter setup. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com