Re: pub/pkgsrc/packages/NetBSD/x86_64/10.0_2026Q1/All/
Jim Howard <[email protected]>
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And by God I think it's done. Took about 5 days to get the outstanding tarballs built. I leave it as an exercise for the reader to figure out which ones those were -- ones with timestamps after my first post. Jim Howard wrote: > So, most of the tgz files bear a March 27 timestamp (to the minute or > two), some April 6 .... and here and there amongst them a few have > timestamps after my first post. > > In any case, an unwieldy mass of projects, from tiny to gargantuan, > and onward it crawls .... > > Jim Howard wrote: >> Is this stuff building as we speak? >> >> My own experience with pkgsrc, it took overnight to build Firefox and >> its dependencies .... >> >> Jim Howard wrote: >>> Up to flickcurl something or other .... >>> >>> Jim Howard wrote: >>>> Looks like things have started moving. They're starting to trickle >>>> in. We're now up to cataclysm something or other .... >>>> >>>> Jim Howard wrote: >>>>> The latest quarterly repository of binary packages for NetBSD 10.x >>>>> amd64. >>>>> >>>>> For some time it has contained a total of 12 packages: first >>>>> 0verkill-0.16nb1.tgz, last 7-zip-25.01.tgz. Nothing more. >>>>> >>>>> The other amd64 releases (9.x, 11.x) have what looks like full >>>>> repositories. >>>>> >>>>> Wondering what's up with this. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> --Jim Howard >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >> >> > >