Easy pkgsrc on macOS with pkg_comp 2.0
This is a tutorial to guide you through the shiny new pkg_comp 2.0 on macOS using the macOS-specific self-installer. Goals: to use pkg_comp 2.0 to build a binary repository of all the packages you are interested in; to keep the repository fresh on a daily basis; and to use that repository with pkgin to maintain your macOS system up-to-date and secure.
February 23, 2017
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<a href="/tags/macos">macos</a>, <a href="/tags/pkg_comp">pkg_comp</a>, <a href="/tags/sandboxctl">sandboxctl</a>, <a href="/tags/software">software</a>, <a href="/tags/tutorial">tutorial</a>
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Keeping NetBSD up-to-date with pkg_comp 2.0
This is a tutorial to guide you through the shiny new pkg_comp 2.0 on NetBSD. Goals: to use pkg_comp 2.0 to build a binary repository of all the packages you are interested in; to keep the repository fresh on a daily basis; and to use that repository with pkgin to maintain your NetBSD system up-to-date and secure.
February 18, 2017
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<a href="/tags/netbsd">netbsd</a>, <a href="/tags/pkg_comp">pkg_comp</a>, <a href="/tags/sandboxctl">sandboxctl</a>, <a href="/tags/software">software</a>, <a href="/tags/tutorial">tutorial</a>
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