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The ports tree, like the rest of OpenBSD, is constantly changing. While |
The ports tree, like the rest of OpenBSD, is constantly changing. While |
we strive to maintain ports compatibility through the lifetime of a particular |
we try to maintain ports compatibility through the lifetime of a particular |
release, sometimes issues beyond our control occur. For example, particular |
release, sometimes issues beyond our control occur. For example, particular |
versions of the ported package might no longer exist. Therefore, you might |
versions of the ported package might no longer be available. Therefore, |
want to get and use a newer version of the ports tree, keeping in mind |
you might want to get and use a newer version of the ports tree. |
though that the -current ports tree is tested with OpenBSD -current and is |
Please note that the ports-current tree is tested with OpenBSD-current and is |
NOT guarenteed to work with a previous release. It is also suggested that |
<strong>NOT</strong> guaranteed to work with the previous stable release. |
if you are using the ports tree that you subscribe to the source-changes |
It is strongly suggested that people don't track ports-current unless |
<a href=mail.html>mailing list</a>. |
they're prepared to track the whole of OpenBSD-current, including source. |
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<a href=mail.html>Mailing lists</a> such as source-changes or tech will |
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probably be invaluable. |
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The -current ports tree can be retrieved via: |
The ports-current tree can be retrieved via: |
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<li><a href=anoncvs.html>Anonymous CVS</a> (see link). The command is |
<li><a href=anoncvs.html>Anonymous CVS</a> (see link). The command is |
essentially <strong>cvs get ports</strong>. |
essentially <strong>cvs get ports</strong>. |