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here is one of boobaa's promotion pictures about his child using Frugalware :)
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mingw packages arrived! namely:
mingw-binutils mingw-gcc mingw-runtime mingw-runtime-headers mingw-w32api mingw-w32api-headersarrived to devel-extra. a sample use of it:
$ cat Makefile CC = i386-mingw32msvc-gcc -O2 -Wall -mms-bitfields -mwindowsfoo.exe: foo.c $(CC) -o $@ $gt;
$ cat foo.c #includeint main(void) { printf("hey!\n"); return(0); }
$ make i386-mingw32msvc-gcc -O2 -Wall -mms-bitfields -mwindows -o foo.exe foo.c $ wine foo.exe hey!:)
update: a related article
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finally i've got enough time to implement using fakeroot when building in chroot. a simple example about why this is good for us: select a pkg and put the
touch /etccommand to the end of build(). in chroot, this will run without any warning, and your chroot will be messed up. with the current fakeroot method:
touch: cannot touch `/etc/foo': Permission denied ==> ERROR: Build Failed. Aborting...
yes, that's what we wanted! :)
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3 simple commands for vnc'ing in an ssh tunnel
(on the server) vncserver (i assume the server is running on :1)
(on the client) sudo ssh -2 -l vmiklos -L5901:localhost:5901 server.domain.org
and then vncviewer localhost:1
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crazy produced the longest gcc4 error i've ever seen :)
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just finished generating all the images for the 0.3 release if everything works fine, then those will be the final images
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ads @ wiki.fw.org. let's try out this, hopefully we can buy more hardware to the project if this thing will be successfull
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the x86_64 build server is on the way. the fixed specs currently are:
ASUS A8N-E nForce4 ULTRA Socket 939 Athlon64
AMD ATHLON 64 3000 S939 OEM Venice
512Mb 533MHz DDR2 Brand Dual channel :)
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no, i'm not involved in any distro war, but currently we are before arch on distrowatch :) (thx for geekitus for the info)