[Gambas-user] Need help / call for volunteers

[richard terry]

On Wednesday 26 August 2009 17:44:11 richard terry wrote:
> On Wednesday 26 August 2009 17:15:12 Joshua Higgins wrote:
> > Richard, does the /etc/arch-release file exist on your system? If not, is
> > there anything along those lines, arch-version etc...
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> Yes it does, its empty, I'll post to the arch list and ask why.
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ok, arch list says

Meant to be empty, they keep it there for compatability reasons, as arch is a 
'rolling system' it wouldn't serve much point..

I guess with arch every day I do this.

Pacman -Syu and that updates every single package on my entire system with the 
latest versions. If there is a kernel upgrade it just recompiles everything 
that's needed etc. Nice system, love pacman!

I find compiling gambas really easy - I usually do it a couple of times a day 
as Benoit updates the svn as it only takes a few minutes with a one-liner.

'makepkg' in the build directory produces a tar.gz file which I then install.


(Pacman is the package manager)

richard