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> Which standard package format is that then?
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> The one that runs on Solaris,Linux,VMS,Win32,HPUX,Solaris x86,AIX...
Well, in case of Solaris, it'd be the System V `pkgadd` format. I guess I should have qualified my statement that the `pkgadd` refers to Solaris.
And it *really* isn't that much more work to build native packages. I write from experience: it takes all of 10 minutes (from start of packaging to installation) to package a piece of software for Solaris or IRIX after it's been compiled. This assumes one overcame the hurdles of developing initial prototype files, but since it's a one time thing, that's negligible. Received on Wed Jul 28 2004 - 00:54:15 CDT