Is there any available tutorial on how to make or generate .tazpkg installation file? We have SlackBuild for slackware to build .tgz installation file. I wish I can compile and package a software on my own as I always do with SlackBuild.
maxx you would have to make a receipt or use tazarch. Tazarch uses the pkgbuild from arch builds and makes tazpkg but I haven't been so lucky with them. I suck at editting receipts lol
I just went and installed arch's pacman(package manager) in slitaz. I can install the packages straight from pacman or convert them. I usually convert them to tazpkg then install them. I only do that because tazpkg doesn't recognize an arch package when updating and vice versa. Arch's packages seem to convert easier then deb or rpm.
One more thing I noticed about slitaz. It lacks a lot of apps in it's repo but what is does have are libs and dependencies and only a few times did I convert and arch package and tazpkg didn't install all the deps needed unless I was experimenting with kde or gnome related stuff.
Thank you Rupp, at least I know the simplest way to make tazpkg. I'll learn more about this before I convert my Slackware Desktop into SliTaz (have been with my EEEPC 701 with SliTaz, previous OS was Ylmf)
Can any of your guys tell me how to install pacman on slitaz? I already get the message that libfetch is missing and would really like to know how to get and install libfetch or bypass the dependency if possible. Ah, and guys: I am a noob so i simple instruction is appreciated :-)
Can any of your guys tell me how to install pacman on slitaz? I already get the message that libfetch is missing and would really like to know how to get and install libfetch or bypass the dependency if possible. Ah, and guys: I am a noob so i simple instruction is appreciated :-)
Can any of your guys tell me how to install pacman on slitaz? I already get the message that libfetch is missing and would really like to know how to get and install libfetch or bypass the dependency if possible. Ah, and guys: I am a noob so i simple instruction is appreciated :-)