You are not logged in.
Pages: 1
Hi,
Well, ive been lost for quite some time, but i couldnt resist quoting this:
Question: What package manager does Frugalware use?
Answer: We don't have our own package manager, we use Judd Vinet's great work, the pacman package manager. It's a tar.gz based package manager, similar to Slackware's .tgz. Our packages' extension is .fpm to differentiate them from regular tarballs. Unlike Slackware's scripts, pacman is written in C, so it's much faster.
I found this in http://frugalware.org/about.php
This is the about page of a new distribution, which seems to be from Hungary, and its first release just got published in Distrowatch, thats why i ended there.
Finally Pacman is getting the atention it deserves, as to my consideration, Arch greatest feature is Pacman (along with the community
.
Judd, congrats!
Leonardo Andrés Gallego
www.archlinux-es.org || Comunidad Hispana de Arch Linux
Offline
I believe Frugalware is a fork of Arch, so it makes sense to use Pacman.
Not sure though. I have yet to see what the point of this distro is. It seems like it's made by a bunch of kids as a learning experience. Hard to tell, so many typos on the FAQ. ![]()
"Contrary to popular belief, penguins are not the salvation of modern technology. Neither do they throw parties for the urban proletariat."
Offline
yep, i looked there too, seems a nice idea - slackware based distro, with arch packaging... u cant go wrong with that
i think i will give them sometime before trying to install it - they dont even have forums yet so u pretty much on your own, and their mailing list... ![]()
Offline
Pages: 1