On Wed, Mar 23, 2005 at 02:22:19AM -0500, Allen wrote:
On Tue, Mar 22, 2005 at 09:51:38PM -0500, Patrick Shanahan wrote:
* Allen <gorebofh@comcast.net> [03-22-05 21:47]:
#pkg_add -r naim
I press enter, it downloads naim and installs it.
Yeah, I guess it's much harder on SuSE.
apt install naim
Try apt install Eterm. I added a few to my list of sources for download and it couldn't find it. The main point of this though wasn't on which was better, but to get one added into SUSE instead of downloading and installing it yourself.
That's because suse decided that it already provides enough term programs. This has nothing to do with the apt repository. BTW: you can just grep for the packages, as explained on: http://linux01.gwdg.de/apt4rpm/home.html#contents This results in: apt/SuSE> zgrep -i eterm */i386/base/contlist.bz2 8.2/i386/base/contlist.bz2:eterm;0.9-766;i586;base 9.0/i386/base/contlist.bz2:eterm;0.9-904;i586;base 9.1/i386/base/contlist.bz2:eterm;0.9-1038;i586;base Of course you can start building the rpms you miss AND have them provided via the apt repository. The fastest way to do this is by having the apt repository rsync a machine were you store the rpms you have build. -- Richard