With (for example) a virtual terminal such as ttyv1, it's sometimes impossible to see what's required.
A command like this, following a major upgrade to base, might summarise a number of (port) packages to be removed, without allowing you to see the name of any such package:
pkg upgrade...
https://people.freebsd.org/~grahamperrin/pkg-status/
This brief guide includes:
screenshots
an explanation of why the latest option – not to be confused with packages from the main branch of the ports tree (familiarly known as latest) – is not reliable
a hint about the current requirement to...
Most of my system has packages installed through ports-mgmt/pkg, with one package editors/emacs-devel manually compiled through the ports system because I need to use my own compilation options with it.
With this, I run into problems with pkg and the port conflicting, when the port has an...
Hi,
Today I made an upgrade of new packages, of which there were many (like all the stuff I use), but the custom configuration appears to be overwritten.
Specifically, I had to manually rewrite the X display manager resources and scripts, and my GWorkspace/WindowMaker integration started to...
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