31 May
2020
31 May
'20
1:52 p.m.
You mean if TCP/IP should be distributed using RPM?
It's a possibility for sure. I haven't thought much about it, but in
fact, it could be an easy way for people to get updates.
Let me think a bit, and look at it. :-)
Johnny
On 2020-05-31 10:04, R. Voorhorst wrote:
Nice functionality to arrive so easily at a well-kept
updated environment!
Big question now obviously appearing: will TCP/IP follow suit or is that not so suitable
concerning the host machine?
Thanks,
Reindert
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Subject: Re: [PiDP-11] Re: [HECnet] Announcing RPM, a software packet manager for
RSX-11M-PLUS
On 2020-05-30 22:04, Mark Matlock wrote:
You're welcome. And have have *lots* of more software. It will just take a lot of
time to work through it all and create packages for it.
--
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|| on a psychedelic trip
email: bqt at softjar.se || Reading murder books
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On May 30, 2020, at 10:38 AM, Johnny Billquist
<bqt at softjar.se> wrote:
Since I'm on a roll today, I figure I should announce the availability of a new tool
for RSX, which I think most hobbyists will find rather useful.
RPM is a packet manager for RSX (it has nothing to do with the Red Hat Packet Manager,
except the name).
Johnny,
I love not only the new RPM software repository tool but also all the updated
software tools. A few of the software packages that RPM listed were even new to me! Also, I was behind in getting the latest
versions of your NEMA, MKE and several others. This will make it very easy to stay
current.
Similar problem to my own... What version did I now have on that machine? Did I do any
updates since I last installed there? What software do I actually have? And where is
it...?
Thanks for this and also thanks for the
latest version of your TCP/IP system.
Happy to provide it. And it looks like it has already seen some action, based on the ftp
logs at MIM... :-)
Johnny