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I was reading a thread here the other day and Slackware users were talking about trying "emerde" for Slackware. Don't remember what thread it was so Im posting this here.
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- 04-17-2005 #1Just Joined!
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Emerde Warning
I was reading a thread here the other day and Slackware users were talking about trying "emerde" for Slackware. Don't remember what thread it was so Im posting this here.
I've talked to a couple of people that have told me that emerde borked their Slack and had to reinstall their system. Don't know specifics yet but I thought I would post a warning here a quickly as posssible.
- 04-17-2005 #2Linux Engineer
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Well, it IS beta.
No guarantees that it will work as advertised.
Looks interesting though. More info here.Registered Linux user #384279
Vector Linux SOHO 6 / Vector Linux 7 RC 3.4
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That's what happens when you use unstable apps.
Personally, I feel that if you want automatic package handling, dependency checking, and automatic configuration scripts you shouldn't be using Slack in the first place.
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When you install Emerde , its a good idea to backup your '/sbin/' + '/var/log'
directories . It makes some big changes to your package managment system .
Its really quite an excellent port{age} . If you're not satisfied , you can enter 'uninstall-emerde' into bash , then replace your '/sbin/' + '/var/log/' directories to how they were before .
- 10-27-2006 #5Linux Engineer
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The mere name makes it sound all ******
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Thats exactly what I told the developer in an email the other night .
And then later that night , while I was having a puff, I started to worry that he thought that I meant that emerde was ****** .
I wrote(This is the end of the email);
Thanx
-Catman
p.s. Question:: Do you know why the toyota mr2 motorcar wasnt successful
in france ?
MR2= M ->French-babelfish> EM
R ->French-babelfish> ER->put-together->eMerde->frenchbabelfish->****
2 ->French-babelfish> DE
Thought you might find that funny
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hehe
- 10-27-2006 #7
I tried Emerde when first moving to Slackware and I did indeed 'bork' my install. Something sort of similar I've found useful from time to time is CruxPorts4Slack.
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yeah , I've just had a ganders at that , It looks quite cool .
Its alot simpler than portage , and doesnt effect your current pkgtools+package database .


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